Category Archives: Scuba Training

121. A look at the DAN Annual Diving Report plus Wet Notes, News, Information, and Commentary

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Scuba Diving Magazine’s September/October issue is their 2023 Photo Issue. In this issue they present the 2023 winners of the Through Your Lens photo contest. The Women Divers Hall of Fame is now accepting applications for their 2024 Scholarship and Grant programs. Deadline for application is November 15, 2023 at 5 pm eastern. More info. … Continue reading 121. A look at the DAN Annual Diving Report plus Wet Notes, News, Information, and Commentary →

119. Three next steps for Open Water Divers plus Wet Notes – news, information, and commentary

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PADI Club recently completed their latest club trip to Belize where they had 38 divers from around the world participate. There is another trip planned for Bonaire in September. PADI Club continues to grow their benefits. A team of divers from the Musee des Ilse de la Magdalin have discovered 7 shipwrecks believed to be … Continue reading 119. Three next steps for Open Water Divers plus Wet Notes – news, information, and commentary →

116. My Top Five Locations for New Divers, plus Wet Notes – new, information and commentary

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Registration for the DEMA Show is now open. DEMA members can register for early bird pricing of $55 until October 16th. After that the price jumps to $75. Non-DEMA members rate is $180 for the full package. The show is open to all dive professionals, dive shops, resorts, manufacturers and travel agents. This year the … Continue reading 116. My Top Five Locations for New Divers, plus Wet Notes – new, information and commentary →

99. Discover Scuba – hear what I think plus Wet Notes news and information update

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The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) recently agreed to strict new import and export regulations on over 50 species of sharks. Great news for these apex predators. The scent is back in Sink the Stink. The new 40% stronger version is our go-to wetsuit and neoprene cleaner … Continue reading 99. Discover Scuba – hear what I think plus Wet Notes news and information update →

92. A look at PADI 1983 plus Wet Notes News and Information Update

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SEE Turtle, a non-profit protecting sea turtles has developed an app – SEE Shell to detect illegal trade of tortoise shell. Moon jelly fish are invading Alaskan waters. Why? The Coral Restoration Foundation in Key Largo has announced four Dive and Snorkel program dates for September 2022. The Historical Diving Society, USA has announced their … Continue reading 92. A look at PADI 1983 plus Wet Notes News and Information Update →