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Use the Links list for links to Web pages that your team members will find interesting or useful.
  Catagory : Charters (5) | | | These people have been taking divers to see sharks for years. | | | | | | | | | | | | NakNek Charters is giving new life to the Friday Harbor diving scene. they do a great job of customer service and paying attention to the divers. | | Catagory : Diving Organizations (10) | | | This group help promote diving in Washingtom state | | | Forum for NW divers | | | The National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI Worldwide) has been teaching the world to dive safely since 1959. As the largest non-profit and most respected dive training and certifying organization in the world, NAUI offers a full range of training programs from Skin Diver through Instructor Course Director, with dozens of specialty courses including Nitrox and Technical diving. | | | The Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) is the world's largest recreational diving membership and diver training organization founded in 1966 by John Cronin and Ralph Erikson. | | | Scuba Schools International is a worldwide diver certification agency and educational support organization. Recognized as an innovative leader in diver education, we create state-of-the-art training programs, training standards and materials for all levels of diver education. | | | In the nearly 50 years since our inception, YMCA Scuba has continued to provide the highest level of community-oriented education for divers and instructors based on the YMCA mission: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. | | | Divers Alert Network (DAN) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit medical and research organization dedicated to the safety and health of recreational scuba divers and associated with Duke University Medical Center (DUMC). | | | Moss Bay has been around for quite a few years. They are an active group. | | | Our fellow Boeing Scuba club in St. Louis. Check them out, they have trips at least once a year. | | | Web site for the Dive Industry Association of BC. From their about us:
The Dive Industry Association of British Columbia (DIABC) would like to welcome you and your family to our beautiful Province. We pride ourselves in offering some of the most unique diving in the world. Within our emerald paradise you will find giant Pacific octopus, huge wolf eels, six gill sharks, soft corals, immense clusters of yellow and white cloud sponge and large red sea fans. For shipwrecks we have several 366' long retired Navy ships scuttled as artificial reefs, dozens of natural and historic wrecks and underwater parks with enhancements to attract critters. Each coastal dive destination is very different above and below the water. Look within this site to find out more about each location or contact one of our members to acquire more details for your upcoming visit to British Columbia. The DIABC also sends out a quarterly newsletter, to receive your email copy send our secretary an email. Enjoy your visit and have a great visit! | | Catagory : General Interest (9) | | | This initative is driving the derelict gear removal program along with some other positive actions for Puget Sound | | | This is where you can make reservations for camping for the Bowman Bay Rendezvous | | | Want to go someplace new? Check this out for a variety of possibilities | | | The famous big aquarium in Monterey. They just released a white shark into the ocean on 2/5 | | | Our Seattle Aquarium has done some wonderful enhancements in the last year. | | | Local divers forum - tons of usefull info. | | | John Williams produces NW oriented UW video, a must for NW divers. | | | The SeaDoc Society works to protect the health of marine wildlife and their ecosystems through science and education. This group is located on Orcas Island. | | | Long-time member Rich Zade posts his great photos and information about the underwater lights he is making. | | Catagory : On-Line Magazine (5) | | | This site supports the SharkDiver Magazine. They offer reader trips to see sharks and conservation information. | | | Anything you missed when the issues came out can be picked up here. | | | A forum for discussion | | | A Magazine Divers trust | | | Online based dive magazine and hoster of the Aqua Pages Directory.
| | Catagory : Safety (1) | | | Good info about derelict gear, what to do, how to report it. | | Catagory : Science (9) | | | Elasmodiver has pictures and natural history information about sharks, great place to learn, conservation oriented | | | Handy critter ID site | | | Just as it says, one page that helps tell the difference between GPO's and red octopuses | | | Fish ID site from Reef Pacific Northwest Critterwatchers Fish and Invertebrate ID Class | | | Invertebrate ID site from Reef Pacific Northwest Critterwatchers Fish and Invertebrate ID Class | | | King County has some interesting photos and reports on marine life | | | Fish look-up from around the world. Going some where and want to know what fish to look for? This site can help. | | | Yes, a web page dedicated to squid, octopuses, cuttlefish and nautilus. If you think these are interesting critters take a look. | | | This is where you go to enter your REEF fish and invertebrate surveys and to see all the good work this group does for the marine environment. | | Catagory : Tides and Currents (2) | | | You can get PS current information on this site. | | | Need to know what the tide will be doing, here are the predictions | | Catagory : Travel (3) | | | Dive Resort | | | Chris is an outstanding local photographer, look for his trips on his web site. | | | One of our speakers, Chris Huss, is leading a trip on a live-aboard boat in the Phillipines this Fall. If you saw his presentation you know fantastic this place is to dive. Check it out! |
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