In the Seychelles, the Octopus Diver center has been involved for many years in the systematic removal of waste found during dives for the purpose of sorting and recycling, as well as in coral reef restoration. It has been recognized by Longitude 181 for its coral cutting actions, seeking the involvement of local populations.
Prince Albert II presented the Grand Prizes Albert I to former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon and Professor Lisa Ann Levin.
Glass bottles, cans, plastics, fishing gear (nets, fishing rods, lines…), sunglasses… The least we can say is that the catch was fruitful during the first NSA, (for « Underwater Cleanup Arcachon ») organized by the CPA (Arcachon Diving Club).
To preserve the wealth of Bohol in the Philippines, Carol and the entire team at Equation Dive center have chosen to raise awareness among their divers and locals about environmental preservation, particularly issues related to plastic.
The environmental engineering company Andromède Oceanology launches the premium version of DONIA®, the mobile application designed to accompany you during your boat trips in the Mediterranean. It is intended for navigators, fishermen, and divers.
In recent years, many things have changed during the Sardine Run: the small handful of centers has now transformed into a huge fleet of boats that venture out to sea between February and July to witness the greatest marine migration in the southern hemisphere! The thousands of tourists, who come each year from all over the world, have now become an integral part of this annual migration…
Thanks to the collaborative platform OPEN, launched in June 2018 by the Nicolas Hulot Foundation, the National Museum of Natural History, and the National Union of Permanent Centers for Environmental Initiatives, find the program of your choice and help scientists in their biodiversity research programs.
Since 2017, the Under the Pole team has been traversing the seas, between the Arctic and the Pacific. The current mission, DeepHope, has been aiming, since July 2018, to collect mesophotic coral between 30 and 150 meters deep, in the hope of restoring surface corals.
Spending a day remaking the world (especially underwater!) with Jean-Marc Barr, who wouldn’t dream of that? A few days ago, the young association L’Ile Eau invited divers and freedivers aboard theOmbre du Vent, a 12-meter sailboat skippered by Captain Armand Forestier. The objectives of l’Ile Eau Created just 1 year ago, the association […]
Between 2001 and 2018, 46 large transparent spheres have been observed in European waters. Researchers are currently studying these organisms and require tissue samples. They are asking divers who encounter these spheres to be able to take samples for this purpose.
