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Underwater Training Centre - SA UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Burra, SA, Australia: ADAS Accredited Commercial Diver Training, Diver Medical Technician & ROV Pilot Training.

Borneo Divers Training Institute Sdn Bhd UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia: Borneo Divers Training Institute is your one-stop training and education centre who provides a comprehensive range of PADI recreational scuba diving training from entry level to professional leadership level.

Sea Dragon Dive Center UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, Thailand: PADI 5 Star IDC Center & Khao Lakï¿½s first and original Dive Center, specializing in liveaboard and daily trips to the Similan & Surin Islands

Natfish - NSW North Coast TAFE UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Grafton, NSW, Australia: Natfish is part of North Coast TAFE, located on the North Coast of NSW. We specialise in flexible distance and online courses including marine studies, aquaculture & recreational fishing services.

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QYSEA Fifish E-GO - Next Generation Underwater Robot: Price A$ 11,999.00

Fantasea AOI UWL-09 Pro - Super Wide Angle PRO Glass Wet Lens: Price A$ 1,649.00

Sensational Sipadan: by Tim Hochgrebe; As the plane takes off from Kuala Lumpur to Tawau I think of one of my favourite songs by Australian singer songwriter Cristine Anu 'The monkey and the turtle' ... that is where we are heading, the island of the turtles and the land of the men of the forest, the Orang-Utans of Borneo.

Well at least I now have a lot of ash trays!: by Ric Mingramm; For those that live and dive in the temperate water of Victoria we are blessed with an abundance of readily accessible sea food - just waiting to be picked up - abalone, crayfish, scallops.

A Turtle Nursery At Wakatobi: by KarenS; Sea Turtles can live to be 100 years old, but most don’t survive their first few days. In the wild, the tiny hatchlings typically encounter a gauntlet of predators as they hatch and make their way from beachside nests to open water, and they remain especially vulnerable those first few months of life. When nature is in balance, this attrition is a normal part of the circle of life. But when turtles become threatened by factors such as habitat loss, or predators like fish and birds, they may need a little extra help to maintain a normal population. This is where Wakatobi Dive Resort has stepped in.