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Project aware courses

Project AWARE is a registered nonprofit organization working with volunteer scuba divers. With offices in UK, US, and Australia, Project AWARE supports divers acting in their own communities to protect the ocean, with a focus on implementing lasting change.

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Project Aware is a non-profit organization set you by PADI in the late 80's to help protect the seas and oceans by reading awareness of the struggles faced by all areas of the marine world. From overfishing through to pollution, Project aware has spent over 25 years educating and informing divers and non-divers alike of the problems faced and what we can do to help.
PADI boat diver specialty, learn how to safely scuba dive from a boat

 Project aware specialty 

The Project AWARE Specialty course is an introduction to Project AWARE as a global movement for ocean protection. It focuses and expands on the 10 Tips for Divers to Protect the Ocean Planet. Through interactive discussions, you’ll learn how you can make a difference for ocean protection every time you dive or travel. A dry, ‘fins off’ course, this specialty is ideal for divers and non-divers alike to gain insight into how decisions above and below the surface impact our water planet.
PADI deep diver course, scuba dive deeper with the PADI deep diver course

Project aware shark conservation

Overfishing, bycatch, and finning. You know that shark populations worldwide are facing tough challenges and a large drop in numbers. During this course, you will find out more about sharks, the danger they are facing and what we can do to help them. 
PADi dry suit course, keep warm while scuba diving with this padi dry suit diver course

Project aware coral conservation

The Coral Reef Conservation Specialty course informs divers and non-divers about the plight of the world’s coral reefs. The course describes how coral reefs function and why they are so important. It also reviews why many reefs are in serious trouble and what individuals can do to prevent further decline. Most divers, snorkelers, and environmental enthusiasts have already visited or plan to visit a coral reef. The Coral Reef Conservation Specialty course provides the knowledge base for proper interaction while touring a reef.