Tag Archives: Journal of Diving History

111. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive with Cross Current plus Wet Notes news, information, and commentary

May 15, 2023Ocean Conservation, Ocean Health, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Scuba Equipment, Scuba News, Sea HuntJournal of Diving History, Mike Nelson, REEF, Scuba Diving Magazine, Shearwater, Shearwater Dive Computers, Shearwater Peregrinescuba-shack-radio

There is a new die off of sea urchins in the Caribbean. This latest event impacting diadema antillarum started in February in the Virgin Islands and has since spread as far west as Jamaica. Efforts are ongoing to find the cause and try to restore these gardeners of the sea. Shearwater Research has recently announced … Continue reading 111. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive with Cross Current plus Wet Notes news, information, and commentary →

105. Three core pieces of scuba equipment you should own plus Wet Notes news, information and commentary

February 20, 2023Ocean Conservation, Ocean Health, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Scuba Equipment, Scuba NewsBuoyancy Compensator, Cayman Aggressor, Christ of the Gulf, Dive Computer, History of Diving Museum, Journal of Diving History, R/V Manta, Scuba gear maintenance, Scuba Regulatorscuba-shack-radio

William Cline recently released Q4 statistics regarding the scuba industry. It would seem that overall certifications are flat when compared to 2021 as is equipment sales. Scuba related travel is up however. We will see how things progress in 2023. Nature Communications recently published a study that indicates 59% of coral reef sharks, rays and … Continue reading 105. Three core pieces of scuba equipment you should own plus Wet Notes news, information and commentary →

85. A review of Blue Mind plus Wet Notes News and Information Update

May 23, 2022Ocean Conservation, Ocean Health, Scuba Diving, Scuba History, Scuba NewsBlue Mind, Halcyon, Ikelite, Journal of Diving History, Spiegel Grovescuba-shack-radio

May 23, 2022 is World Turtle Day, now in its 22nd year. A day to “shellebrate” and take a “shelfie”. The second quarter Journal of Diving History is now available. As always, it is packed with some great information. Get yours delivered to your home by joining the Historical Diving Society, USA. If you are … Continue reading 85. A review of Blue Mind plus Wet Notes News and Information Update →

78. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive Takes Us to Season 1 for Female of the Species plus Wet Notes News and Information Update

February 14, 2022Ocean Conservation, Ocean Health, Scuba Diving, Scuba Equipment, Scuba News, Sea HuntFourth Element, Historical Diving Society, Journal of Diving History, REEF, Shark Trustscuba-shack-radio

The Dive Medical Screening Committee has updated the Diver Medical Questionnaire by taking out all references to Covid-19. Progress. The Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) has a virtual book club. The Into the Blue Book Club is a virtual club that meets quarterly to discuss different books and normally have the author participate. www.Reef.org/bookclub. Climate … Continue reading 78. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive Takes Us to Season 1 for Female of the Species plus Wet Notes News and Information Update →

57. Wet Notes updates the NOAA budget, a message in a bottle and more plus a look at Poseidon scuba equipment

April 23, 2021Ocean Conservation, Ocean Health, Scuba Diving, Scuba Equipment, Scuba History, Scuba NewsHistorical Diving Society, Journal of Diving History, Poseidon, Shearwaterscuba-shack-radio

In this installment of Wet Notes I cover the record proposed NOAA budget in 2022, a message in the bottle found in Grand Cayman, some news from Shearwater and more. Poseidon is a company founded by Ingvar Elfstrom in 1958. The company is based in Sweden. Poseidon was an early innovator of regulators with their … Continue reading 57. Wet Notes updates the NOAA budget, a message in a bottle and more plus a look at Poseidon scuba equipment →