Diving Remote Rowley Shoals
Rowley Shoals one of Australia’s most remote dive destinations. It’s very biodiverse: over 200 coral species & 700 fish species. Here’s our complete guide.
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Taylors Wines and SIMS launch ‘SeaBNBs’ for Sydney’s seahorses
Taylors Wines has partnered with the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS) to launch a fundraising campaign to save White’s seahorses from extinction.
6 Reasons for Ocean Lovers to feel positive about 2020
6 marine conservation initiatives in 2020 that have inspired more ocean lovers and contributed to the protection of our oceans.
Becoming the first Citizen Scientist on the Museum of Underwater Art
Diveplanit’s Deborah Dickson-Smith becomes the first citizen scientist to participate in coral gardening diving the Museum of Underwater Art.
Sex on the Reef: 2020 ends with a bang on the Great Barrier Reef
2020 coral spawning event demonstrates resilience of the Great Barrier Reef as corals release trillions of egg & sperm in synchronised effort to reproduce.
How to Holiday Here This Year
With Covid-19 social distancing rules, many dive resorts are fully booked until after the Easter. Read our guide before you go crazy and book the flights!
Diveplanit Ocean Lovers Christmas Gift Guide
Find the perfect Christmas Gift for ocean lovers. Diveplanit has compiled a list of Christmas gift ideas that help protect our oceans.
The kids are alright: the next generation of Ocean Lovers in the Solomon Islands
While the Solomon Islands’ borders have been closed, Dive Munda has been teaching local youth how to dive with a target to train 80 by the end of the year.
5 unique Great Barrier Reef marine encounters to plan for 2021
The Great Barrier Reef has a number of amazing aquatic experiences for divers – some you cannot experience anywhere else in the world.
The Great Reef Census: Citizen Science on the Great Barrier Reef
The Great Reef Census launched across the Great Barrier Reef this month, with boats deployed across its 2,300km length. And here’s how you can take part.
Sharks vs Humans, who’s really in danger?
We’ve seen an increase in shark incidents this spring. But should we be afraid of sharks? Do shark nets work? How can we keep ourselves safe from sharks?
Where can I travel during Covid-19?
What is everyone searching for now? According to Google: Where can I travel during Covid-19? So where can we go (that’s safe) for a diving holiday?