Dealing with Disaster
When a disaster strikes, are you prepared? Whether a natural disaster like a hurricane strikes or the location is experiencing social turmoil, have plans ready so you know your next steps.
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Who to Call First: DAN or EMS?
DAN medical information specialists and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.
CPR Training Pays Off
First aid training may come in handy at any moment and could save a life. A DAN member’s CPR training helped him save the life of a young drowning victim.
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Shooter: Andy Sallmon and Allison Vitsky Sallmon
While their journeys were each different, Allison Vitsky Sallmon and Andy Sallmon are passionate underwater photographers. Read more about their passions and how they met.
The Power of the Torch
Certain studio photo techniques can lend themselves to underwater photography. Using the right lighting can highlight the details in certain sea critters — leading to breathtaking images.
Diving on Sunshine
British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast is a year-round diving destination. Drysuits are recommended and water clarity is best during the fall and winter months. There’s a lot to do and see in British Columbia.
Ocean Optimism
Ocean conservation efforts are working and one diver suggests we celebrate the little wins. With increased optimism, success can spread and lead to future successful ocean conservation efforts.
Diving with Diabetes
Divers with diabetes were once barred from the sport. Now, with proper medication and oversight, they are able to dive. DAN studies helped change perception on diving with diabetes.
Remote and Rewarding
Cairns, Australia is a great dive destination and has many topside attractions including rainforest tours and hot-air ballooning. But the Great Barrier Reef has been suffering from coral bleaching. Many divers now see bright white corals. However, there may be some good news.
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