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Resource Zone

You’ll find materials, training and action kits designed to support marine debris, sharks in peril and other conservation activities.

Popular Resources

Mar. 19/13
Sharks in Peril

Overfishing, bycatch and finning. You understand the tough problems facing shark populations worldwide and that divers can take significant steps to secure a brighter future for sharks. Mobilise your troops into action by teaching the AWARE Shark Conservation Diver Distinctive Specialty or using the resources available in schools, community groups etc.

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Feb. 09/12

Join dive centers around the world putting ocean protection at the heart of their business and funding critical conservation initiatives too. Become 100% AWARE today!

Jan. 02/12

Show your support by encouraging your student divers to make a donation to Project AWARE whenever they take a PADI diving course.

Display this poster in your facility and have your divers choose the limited edition Project AWARE version of the PADI Certification Card. 100 percent of their donation will go towards protecting our ocean planet.

Aug. 29/11

Recognize your Dive Against Debris Volunteer efforts - reward them with the Volunteer Certificate. Just add their name, the date - there's even space for you to add your name and logo if you like.

Make sure you take photos of your volunteers in action. For other fantastic ideas to recognize your volunteers check out our Recognizing Volunteers: Ideas Guide

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Jun. 07/11

Show off your support by displaying the Project AWARE logo on your website, blog or newsletters.

Jun. 02/11

Data Cards? Check. Dive Flag? Check. Trash Bags? Check.

If you're organizing a Dive Against Debris event for your dive volunteers then download the Dive Against Debris: Dive Checklist.

Run through the checklist and tick it off. You and your volunteers will then be ready to Dive Against Debris.

May. 31/11

Use this training resource to teach, dive and certify students in coral monitoring and data collection. Educate students about coral reef impacts such as coral bleaching; provide knowledge and skills to identify coral health; and record data and demonstrate how to execute dives using the Coral Health Chart.

May. 31/11

Calling all event leaders! Are you organizing a Dive Against Debris activity with your divers? Before you take the plunge with dive volunteers, be sure they sign and complete a customized liability release form.

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