Remote But Ready
A research team experienced a small issue that turned into a big emergency, but DAN provided much-needed support. Read more.
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Don’t Blame the Dive Operator
Dive operators are a huge component of the safety culture. It’s up to them to help inexperienced divers, keep staff trained and ensure experienced divers remain safe.
Instituting a Culture of Safety
A culture of safety in diving is incredibly important as it keeps incidents and accidents down, and fosters a learning culture. Read more about the importance of putting safety first, and how it could change the industry and sport.
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Pirate Hunting: The Search for the Golden Fleece
The Golden Fleece was once a ship commanded by a famed 17-th century pirate. The shipwreck has been hard to find, but one crew set out to find it.
Without Bubbles
Rebreathers do create an added complexity to a dive, but they can be incredibly useful. Learn more about how rebreathers work, benefits and challenges to their use and practical applications.
Knocked Down on Bonaire
Bonaire offers great opportunities for divers to try beach entries. But upon entering into the water, major waves knocked the divers down and caused major problems.
Discovery of a Lost Battlefield
A research team locates the remains of U-576 and Bluefields. This was a major discovery as many people did not know where these boats fought or were sunk. Learn more.
Diving in a Drop of Water
Plankton are fascinating critters and are critical in keeping our oceans healthy. There is wide diversity amongst plankton. Learn more about plankton.
Florida’s Blue Heron Bridge
Blue Heron Bridge in Florida has a wide diversity of sea critters that thrive in these waters. It’s a place loved by new and seasoned divers. Learn more about diving “the bridge.”
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