Others might spend a weekend in February going skiing, suntanning at the beach, enjoying a good movie and a cup of tea or spending time with the family. Shaff however, will be spending his underwater. The entire weekend? Pretty much!
Read MoreConcerned that he was more likely to see a shark on a menu than underwater, diver Graham Buckingham decided to challenge a local restaurant for serving shark fin soup. After several conversations the London restaurant decided to change its menu. The concept for Bite-Back was born. Since then thousands of people have used the charity’s ethos and materials to successfully challenge shops and restaurants in their own neighbourhoods.
Read MoreKids are far more powerful than they realize, they are the future and they have a voice. Jillian knew that if she created an interactive and engaging fact based program for the local Bahamian kids to learn about sharks, she could turn their fear into fascination. After all, this is their backyard and they must be part of the conversation.
Read MoreScotland isn’t the diving capital of the world… however, Ross McLaren showcases through his underwater photography, that Scotland does in-fact home some incredible marine life, with unbelievable colours! Although it’s not the easiest diving you’ll ever do, when you do get that moment with the marine life, it makes it feel all the more special!
Read MoreBehind the scenes of shooting shark documentaries. It’s fair to say that cinematographer Dave Abbott has gained some remarkable stories over the years of filming shark documentaries. Today, he shares with us some of his most memorable encounters with these ‘iconic’ big sharks themselves and sheds some inside light on how broadcasters can be responsible for their false reputation.
Read MoreWhen I reopen my eyes, for the first time that morning I feel awake. Feet floating up in front of me, I look for the sun on the horizon. ‘Okay girls, lift that sun with your toes’ my friend calls. We line up, feet facing the sun and watch it rise into the sky. The view in front of us would rival any exotic destination.
Read MoreBefore moving to Canada, Tom researched the area looking for possible cave diving sites to explore. Tales of expeditions of epic proportions by Martin Groves and the Alberta Speleological Society began to emerge. One site briefly visited caught his eye… Karst Spring.
Read MoreCoral reefs are one of the oldest and most biodiverse ecosystems in the world, and they are vitally important for our planet’s health. But they are under threat. Over half of the world’s shallow water coral reefs have died, and it is predicted that they could all be gone within our lifetimes. Coral Restoration Project are on a mission to change this.
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