University of Hawai'i Diving Safety Program

08/07/2019

We have had some great students come through the program. It's been a privilege to see them graduate and move on to do amazing things in the world.

10/12/2018

More than 50 scientists across 22 countries contribute to new study

12/07/2017

After 15 weeks and some 150+ contact hours of training and operations, Congratulations to all the participants of the Fall 2017 University of Hawaii Scientific Diver Qualification Course. Mahalo Nui Loa to the instructors, co-instructors, and training assistants, who made this such a safe, productive and enjoyable course!
Photo taken by David Franklin

11/22/2017

Just another day in the office. Surprisingly lush coral cover in front of Kaka'ako.

10/15/2017

TonyMontgomery and DavidFranklin on the way home from a successful coral collection mission at 60msw.

08/08/2017

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06/12/2017

Shake down with horsecollar BCDs. Useful for Non Exempt Diving in Support of Science (NEDSS).

05/01/2017

From Surf Life Saving Australia Bronze Medallion training October 2014. Youtube is not a substitute for proper training and regular practice with your local ...

05/01/2017

Rescue tubes are now available at many Hawaii beaches and swim sites, even when lifeguards are not on duty, thanks to the Rescue Tube Foundation ( www.rescuetubefoundation.org ), based on Kauai. The Hawaii Kai Lion's Club is currently coordinating an ocean safety initiative to provide up to 6000 rescue tubes to Oahu residents, free of charge.

From Surf Life Saving Australia Bronze Medallion training October 2014. Youtube is not a substitute for proper training and regular practice with your local ...

05/01/2017

Becoming standard at many beaches in HAwaii, even when guards are not present.

Rescue Tube information featuring: Dickie Chang Kalani Vierra - Water Safety Supervisor Nage Melamed - Pro Surfer Special Thanks to: Rescue Tube Foundation G...

04/23/2017

Others marched - we dove for Science! New UH Scientific Divers, Lena Block, Melissa Girei, Casey Barton, Tess Chapman, McKenna Lewis, Anita Tsang. Thanks much for the help from Training Assistants Sarah Franklin, Colton Johnson, Jessica Lotts, Ashleigh Epps, and Campbell Gunnell. Great job today, crew!
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