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Are you a beach or ocean lover? Do you love diving or snorkeling? Conservation important ideal in which our unique culture plays an important role. And, there’s much we can do to help.

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We posted a few things about social behaviors online and what gets “clicks” in “Sticking it to the Man” a few days ago. Our summary is  “the sum of all men”. See what we mean below: Video Findings Here are some new and interesting findings from others online who have joined our merry band of social experimentation: Decline of Turtle Interests It is quite apparent that turtles can’t compete with a woman losing her arm while scuba diving. This is devastating news in the turtle world. Shameless Compensatory Plug for Turtles We would like to give a shout out to the Marathon Turtle Hospital who’s doingRead More →

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Though worldly, we are small and take time to enjoy and educate ourselves on the sites we see. According to the new YouTube standards, the DiveDoggie brand just isn’t up to snuff when it comes to clicks and subscribers.    We get it, but it does shed light on some interesting social behaviors. And since we never behave socially, we thought we’d write a blog post about it. It Started With Sharks Remember the big news about the shark in the cage, the shark getting out of the cage and wreaking havoc with danger and tourists?  Of course. Scary stuff right?  Sharks, cages, blood, guts,Read More →

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“Global warming doesn’t exist”. “No, really it does!”. “Aw hell, I don’t know”. If you spend any time on social media, you’ll easily scan past an opinion stating facts for each side of the story. Eventually, you may lose interest on the subject because of the heated debates, political mud-slinging, “eye rolling hippie jargon”, and other interesting things the internet boasts. The question is – does any of it hold scientific proof for, or against the subject?  We did our own homework out of sheer nerdy interest to see what’s out there… Actual Research on Global Warming Articles of particular interest: Global warming on hiatus: JuneRead More →

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If you are 40 years old today, plan to retire at 65 years of age and dive the reefs you’ve always wanted to dive, you’re going to be very, very disappointed. We recently hosted a screening of the Netflix Documentary “Chasing Coral”. The process of preparations for this, as well as our Coral Restoration Expedition have been an educational experience.  Today, it seemed appropriate to share some of those our findings. Reef Stats Large sections of the Great Barrier Reef were destroyed – everyone was shocked. But 97% of the staghorn coral in Florida is already gone – did you know? Chasing Coral During the free screeningRead More →

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For immediate release. Fort Collins, Colorado. July 28, 2017 What would happen to our Colorado wildlife if the forests suddenly disappeared? It’s unthinkable. But a similar disaster is happening in our oceans when coral reefs die. Coloradoans now have the opportunity to participate in a coral restoration expedition with High Plains Scuba, acting in concert with the Coral Restoration Foundation, a 501c3 organization. Most of us think of coral as rock or a plant. But actually, corals are animals compromised of thousands of tiny polyps, which secrete a protective limestone covering. Coral death is caused by natural disasters, disease, chemicals, toxins and rising ocean temperatures.Read More →

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September 22nd – 27th, 2017 Key Largo, Florida Coral Restoration and Research Expedition Download Flyer Here The Experience This special expedition, limited to 8 divers, offers certified divers an opportunity to gain knowledge of our coral reef systems, their importance and role in the world’s ecosystem. In addition, divers will learn the latest methods of coral restoration with hands-on experience working with fragile live corals. Expedition guests will have guided access to the protected Staghorn Coral nurseries and designated outplanting areas with our hosts, The Coral Restoration Foundation. Why restore coral in Florida? Read this! 6 Days, 6 Dives *Add-on dives available Day 1: TravelRead More →

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What is Doppler Decompression? I was asked in class “What is Doppler?” and “what does it have to do with No-Decompression limits?” that we see on scuba diving charts. We’ve heard the term “Doppler radar” on the weather channel, but what does that have to do with scuba diving? You can learn quite a bit about decompression theory if you want to nerd up on the web, or simply take a course in the science of diving.  But if you’re just curious about a few simple things, here’s a list of nerdy little anecdotes about doppler, ultrasound, goats, scuba diving, bridges, submarines and to keepRead More →

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Whether you are a new diver or seasoned diver, here are a few things that the may not have told you in your Open Water course: It’s OK To Tap Out You can call any dive, for any reason. It’s OK to not go diving if you’re not up to it. Whether you’re tired, cold, nervous, uncomfortable, have equipment issues or just don’t feel like it – whatever the reason, if you’re not OK to go diving, don’t go. Diving is Still a Buddy Sport The better diver we become, the more comfortable we get with distance between our buddy and ourselves.  But the fact ofRead More →

One Thing with Sylvia Earle

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I recently attended a fundraiser for Fins Attached, where I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet Dr. Sylvia Earle. I learned more about sharks, finning, conservation efforts, the decline of shark populations and more. Some of this I had known from educational programs, lectures, dive boat gossip and sometimes Netflix and Youtube, but there was still much to learn. I’ve never been a “conservationist”. I’m not a biologist. I don’t fall on the left or the right of any fence. I’m just one diver who enjoys the ocean and it’s creatures and because of that interest, I have learned much about our oceans, the threatsRead More →

Dead vs. Alive Coral

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It’s 78 degrees, I plunge into the 74 degree water on Molasses Reef off the coast of Key Largo, Florida. As the chilly water makes it way into my 5mm wetsuit and the first shiver hits, I find it hard to believe that the oceans are heating up. The Ocean Needs Our Help A few months ago I found myself the pristine 84 degree water in Bonaire. I was enveloped in an environment teeming with life: healthy corals, gorgeous sea fans, schools of fish of every kind from nursery fish to pelagic species and even a healthy pod of dolphins. Corals are Dead To seeRead More →

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