A roundup on dive travel and marine related stories
Posted in Dive Travel, Marine conservation on Feb 14th, 2012
16th March 2012 is Sustainable Seafood Day. To celebrate and raise awareness we give you a chance to WIN a TRAVELVOUCHER worth AUD 100 towards your next dive trip you book with us! All you need to is share your story, or thoughts or a photo about what you do on Sustainable Seafood Day this weekend on our facebook wall. The […]
Posted in Dive Travel, Marine conservation, Uncategorized on May 17th, 2011
Minke Girl – the career of a former Diversion client- It sounds a bit like a fairytale, but this one is true: Susan Sobtzick from Berlin, a former client of Diversion Dive Travel, now lives in Townsville, where she has finished her PhD about Minke Whales. Here in Australia many people call her “Susan, the […]
Posted in Marine conservation on Mar 28th, 2011
A study at Muluk in PNG reveals that fish may not be as dumb as most people think. Scientists have measured how close a diver can get before fish take flight in protected and non protected fishing areas. The research showed that “Inside protected areas, the fish tended to move off when the diver closed […]
Posted in Dive Travel, Marine conservation on Jan 2nd, 2011
DiVo (short for Dive Voluntourism) is an Australian-based non-profit network whose aim is to bring active marine conservation participation to the recreational scuba diving market. DiVo identify marine conservation groups whose activities are suited to the . Divo identfies conservation programmes where recreational dive tourist can participate. This way, more recreational divers get introduced to marine conservation and […]
