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The safety organization will be streaming live from Las Vegas on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, November 16, 17, and 18. Tune in for talks about advances in postdive bubble … Read More Panama: 2 oceans in 1 day DIVER Editorial 7th November 2021 By Ian Stalker Rene Gomez’s clients can dive in the Caribbean Sea shortly after their last bite of breakfast and then do some sub-surface exploration in the Pacific before their first mouthful of dinner. Panama City-based Gomez heads ScubaPanama, which enables people to dive in the two massive water … Read More How Photogrammetry Works DIVER Editorial 1st November 2021 Words by Ken Merryman Strictly speaking, the term photogrammetry is the science of making measurements from photographs. It means one can determine the true size of an object in a photo from the size of the object on the camera sensor knowing the camera lens and distance from the camera. … Read More Turn your interest in diving safety and physiology into a career… DIVER Editorial 1st November 2021 Are you located in British Columbia? Are looking for a new career? The Simon Fraser University Environmental Medicine and Physiology Unit are looking for someone with a keen interest in diving physiology, aerospace physiology, and equipment testing. They will offer training for the right candidate, including training as a … Read More Win with the Mother Ocean Fund DIVER Editorial 1st November 2021 Written by Mother Ocean Fund. A startup nonprofit firm out of Key Largo, Florida, has come up with a unique way of bringing awareness to ecological diving, mammal rescue and release, conscience recycling and waste management efforts within their local diving community. How? They’re partying on the beach for … Read More Eau Canada: Row And Be Damned DIVER Editorial 1st November 2021 Words and Photo by Russell Clark Discovery Passage is a remarkable stretch of water that lies between Vancouver Island’s Campbell River and the Discovery Islands just 1.2 miles (2km) opposite. It has some of the largest tidal swings in North America, resulting in rip-roaring currents that can reach up … Read More Your local marine life centre needs you! DIVER Editorial 29th October 2021 By Heather Creech Earlier this year, the staff at the Cairns Aquarium in Queensland noticed something unusual: some of the fish stopped eating and began hiding in the dark corners of their tanks. 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