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Scuba diving has one of the highest passion-to-participation gaps in sport. Millions earn an entry-level certification, far fewer remain active a decade later. Yet some divers never really stop. Even long breaks rarely end their connection to the underwater...

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For many divers, the Red Sea is not just another destination, it is the place where global dive dreams begin. Warm water, vibrant reefs, dramatic drop-offs, historic wrecks, and year-round visibility make it one of the most forgiving yet rewarding regions...

Marine scientists in Western Australia are preparing to take science communication beneath the surface, with plans announced for a live underwater podcast broadcast from within a seagrass meadow.
According to a report published by Murdoch University, the broadcast is scheduled to coincide with World Seagrass Day in late February and will focus on the ecological importance of Western Australia’s seagrass ecosystems....

A Taiwanese technical diver has died while taking part in a recovery operation at a World War II-era coal mine site in Japan, an incident that has led to the suspension of further dives and renewed discussion around the risks of complex recovery missions...