Fire Safety in the Dive Industry
Fires can usually be prevented, prepared for and managed. The cost of being ready doesn’t measure up to potential losses or a fatality. Planning for a fire emergency will protect your staff and business investment.
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Experience Matters
Do you fully understand and appreciate your role as a dive buddy? Read one woman’s story about the importance of accountability after nearly injuring her future husband.
Five Lessons for Cold-Water Diving
Cold-water diving presents new challenges to divers, so they need the correct gear and the correct mindset. With these considerations in mind, they can prefect the cold-water dive.
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Shooting for Editorial
Photography is a key part of your dive adventures, but do you know how to properly let your images tell the story? Read these tips for envy-inducing photos.
Shooter: Greg Lecoeur
Greg Lecoeur had an intense love of nature and the sea at an early age. He switched careers late in life and became an underwater photographer.
Timeline of an Emergency Call
Receiving an average of 5,200 calls per year, the DAN® Emergency Hotline provides assistance to divers yearlong. From the initial call and throughout the entire process, DAN is there guiding all involved parties.
Fire Safety in the Dive Industry: Part 1
Fires can happen anywhere and the dive industry is susceptible. To better manage the risks of fire, here’s what dive pros need to consider with fire safety.
The Quest for the Holy Grail of Shipwrecks
British warships sank the San José off the Colombian coast in 1708 during the War of the Spanish Succession.
North Sulawesi Trifecta
In North Sulawesi, Indonesia there is a sprawling 1,100 miles of coastline. The is home to astonishing coral reefs and a rich diversity of ocean life. Divers have a lot to look forward to.
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