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Sometimes you don’t have to look very far to see responsible diving in action. I got home tonight, read my local newsletter and was amazed to read about a local diving group who had braved the river Avon in Chippenham on a mission to clear it of rubbish. The team of volunteers fished . . . → Read More: Responsible diving on the doorstep Dorsal Sweatshirt With less than a week to go before Christmas, many of the more organised out there will already have their presents bought, wrapped and ready under the tree. For those who are still looking for that perfect dive buddy present, here are some of my favourite links I found during my own search. . . . → Read More: Still searching for the perfect present? There’s a lot in the media at the moment about the problems besetting our oceans and seas. Here is a quick round up of what’s being going this week and how you can get involved: Project Ocean With manta rays starring on TV a lot recently and more and more divers hoping to encounter these wonderful creatures, what can we do to make manta tourism work for the marine environment, divers and local communities? As part of the latest in the brilliant Naked Oceans series (check them out here) Andrea Marshall (Queen of Mantas) talks about . . . → Read More: Manta Ray Ecotourism Herd instinct? Changing behaviour when we go diving? This blog post is part three of a series looking at the benefits of responsible diving. Diving centres and resorts have a lot of potential to maximise the positive impacts for local communities and the local economy. Here are three areas where diving can make a real difference: Jobs and Training |
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