
National Dive Briefing: SA Algal Bloom and Giant Cuttlefish Update
An update on the ongoing impacts of South Australia’s harmful algal bloom, recovery efforts and the absence of Whyalla’s giant cuttlefish aggregation.
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An update on the ongoing impacts of South Australia’s harmful algal bloom, recovery efforts and the absence of Whyalla’s giant cuttlefish aggregation.

Manny Katz (Why Dive), Mark Tozer (Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions) and Stefan Andrews (Great Southern Reef Foundation) on what was happening beneath the surface and how the national dive community could respond.

A discussion on World Oceans Week 2022's theme, “Collective Action for the Ocean”, and how we can all contribute to a healthy ocean planet.

A chat about New Zealand's unique underwater landscapes, how they're being impacted by climate change and how we can help protect them.

A discussion highlighting how women are disproportionately affected by climate and ocean issues, and why empowering women is a key climate solution.

A World Oceans Week 2022 discussion on how we can feed and clean the world and regenerate the ocean with the power of seaweed and shellfish.

Three experts share their work, insights and perspectives on reef restoration and climate action, and how we can conserve coral reefs like the Great Barrier Reef into the future.

Three panelists share their expertise on why sharks matter to ocean health and the role they play in increasing ocean resilience to climate change.

Two experts on how blue carbon ecosystems can help us reduce global emissions and fight the climate crisis.

A one-on-one discussion drawing on Michael's experiences in travel, photography and connecting with the global dive community, and what a changing ocean means for dive travel and photography.

Lauren Aston, blog writer for Girls that Scuba, on sustainable products, building community awareness and engagement, and the importance of taking that first step together.

Recording of the Divers for Climate Summer of Solidarity launch webinar.

Divers for Climate is a national Australian non-profit organisation that mobilises divers and marine tourism professionals to drive climate action to protect people and oceans, and empowers the dive community to influence climate policy at a local, national and international level. All donations are tax deductible.
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