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A Crisis in Emergency Chamber Availability – divermag.com When a hyperbaric emergency happens, divers want to know that a chamber is always available nearby. Problem is, it isn’t. Words by Dan Orr Even in a life-threatening emergency, a diver suffering from DCS or arterial gas embolism may have to travel long distances to get treatment […]

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m – bsac.com Following years of searching, the WW1 wreck of HMS Jason – which had been lost for over 100 years – has been located and dived.

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m – bsac.com Following years of searching, the WW1 wreck of HMS Jason – which had been lost for over 100 years – has been located and dived. EDSBC – exciting new exploration project launched in Canada – divermag.com The Exploration Diving Society of British Columbia has […]

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m – bsac.com Following years of searching, the WW1 wreck of HMS Jason – which had been lost for over 100 years – has been located and dived.

Great white sharks in Nova Scotia – everything you need to know – divermag.com Have you heard about the recent sightings of great white sharks in Nova Scotia, Canada? These incredible animals are becoming more frequent in the area, but fear not – there is no need to panic, this ain’t Amity Island! Dr Chris […]

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m – bsac.com Following years of searching, the WW1 wreck of HMS Jason – which had been lost for over 100 years – has been located and dived.

Keeping Your Cave Skills Fresh – divermag.com Words by Natalie Gibb Missing out on cave exploration? Get creative! Run drills in the open ocean, turn your house into a dry-cave for running lines, brush up on your reading and knowledge, and learn how to properly read cave maps! Photo: Natalie Gibb Are you cave diving […]

A New Perspective – divermag.com Photography by Maxwel Hohn / Words by Roseanne Kealtey A sea lion haul out located on the Central Coast, British Columbia, seen through the lens of a DJI Phantom 4 Pro. Photo: Maxwel Hohn Winter in the coastal region of British Columbia can bring harsh conditions for marine life and photographers […]

How to reinvigorate a club – one branch’s story – bsac.com With dwindling member numbers, no training and diving curtailed due to lockdown, RAC Special Club was in need of rejuvenation. Committee member James Fox tells how his London-based club was pulled back from the brink to become a growing branch that is optimistic about […]

Inspiring By The Seat Of Joe Grabowski’s Pants – divermag.com Joe Grabowski is bringing adventure, science, and global exploration into classrooms around North America Interview by Jill Heinerth Joe Grabowski, a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, scuba diver, and pioneer of interactive, live broadcast education Just over five years ago, I visited a […]

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A Crisis in Emergency Chamber Availability

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m

EDSBC – exciting new exploration project launched in Canada + MORE

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m

Great white sharks in Nova Scotia – everything you need to know

BSAC divers identify wreck of HMS Jason in 93m

Keeping Your Cave Skills Fresh + MORE

A New Perspective

How to reinvigorate a club – one branch’s story

Inspiring By The Seat Of Joe Grabowski’s Pants + MORE