The Scuba News New Zealand
My Very First Time: Fiji
I had just turned 18 and was setting off on my first solo adventure to…
Pro Dive International Featured in The World’s Best Diving and Resorts…Again
Our friends at Pro Dive International (Mexico and Dominican Republic) have been featured in The…
Last Minute Sardine Run Special Offer
Due to popular demand, Aquatastic have opened up extra places on this year’s Sardine Run.…
rEvo Rebreathers Becomes Part of MARES
With effect from 1st July 2016, leading rebreather manufacturer, rEvo Rebreathers became 100% owned by…
Brockville, Ontario Diving Conditions – July 8-10 2016
The Scuba News Canada will be featuring a weekly update from Matthew Lerpiniere on the diving conditions…
One Beach Clean at a Time
There are a 101 reasons why you should look up Operation Wallacea in Indonesia if…
Shoot Out in the Lembeh Straits!
The Lembeh Strait is widely recognized by marine biologists as having the world’s highest concentration…
Dark earth could herald a bright future for agriculture and climate
Over the past half century, the world has moved increasingly to industrial agriculture — attempting to maximize efficiency through massive, often inhumane livestock operations; turning huge swaths of land over to monocrops requiring liberal use of fertilizers, pesticides and genetic modification; and reliance on fossil fuel-consuming machinery and underpaid migrant workers. This has contributed to increased greenhouse gas emissions; loss of forests and wetlands that prevent climate change by storing carbon; pollution from runoff and pesticides; antibiotic and pesticide resistance; reduced biodiversity; and soil degradation, erosion and loss.
Dark earth could herald a bright future for agriculture and climate
Over the past half century, the world has moved increasingly to industrial agriculture — attempting…
Chawel’s travelling change room offers divers privacy
Lifeguards keep their eyes trained on the beach so they can react quickly if someone is in danger. Still, there is time for those with an entrepreneurial spirit to ponder solutions to inconveniences beachgoers face.
Chawel’s travelling change room offers divers privacy
Lifeguards keep their eyes trained on the beach so they can react quickly if someone…
Cayman’s Tourism Industry Honors Outstanding Work with Stingray Awards
The Cayman Islands honored the best of the best in the tourism industry during the…
2016 Accolades and Awards for Red Sail Sports after a Busy Tourism Season
As the largest watersports and retail company in the Cayman Islands, Red Sail Sports is…
Pro Dive International Hosts Second Annual PADI Women’s Dive Day 2016
Inviting all diver girls to join any of their dive centers in Mexico and the…
Swim with Whale Sharks – the Largest Fish in the World
Mirihi Island, Maldives, is inviting guests to enjoy exhilarating days out swimming with the largest…
Double Discount Offers from Award Winning blue o two
Check out our latest special offers including Red Sea liveaboard holiday deals from only £649 including flights to Hurghada and Maldives liveaboard offers now starting from as little as £1595 including flights!
Double Discount Offers from Award Winning blue o two
Check out our latest special offers including Red Sea liveaboard holiday deals from only £649 including flights to Hurghada and Maldives liveaboard…
Great Savings on Red Sea Trips to El Quseir – Buddy Pair Savings!
Diving holiday specialists Regaldive have joined with Roots Red Sea Resort in El Quseir, Egypt to offer some great savings for the Red Sea.
Great Savings on Red Sea Trips to El Quseir – Buddy Pair Savings!
Diving holiday specialists Regaldive have joined with Roots Red Sea Resort in El Quseir, Egypt…
International Climate Science Coalition Responds To Criticism
Following our recent article by David Suzuki entitled “Broken Records Define the Climate Crisis”, we have been contacted by Tom Harris of the International Climate Science Coalition, Ottawa, Ontario who wanted us to publish the following statement addressing some of the issues raised in the original piece.