Resérvate la fecha – Como parte de los eventos globales de celebración del Día de la Tierra, el 22 de abril, PADI® y Project AWARE® anuncian la segunda edición de la AWARE Week.

Segna la data – Come parte delle celebrazioni per il Earth Day, avvenute il 22 aprile a livello globale, PADI® e Project AWARE® hanno annunciato la seconda edizione della AWARE Week.

Notez la date – Dans le cadre de la célébration internationale du "Jour de la Terre", le 22 avril, PADI® et Project AWARE® ont annoncé la seconde édition de la Semaine "AWARE Week" qui se déroulera globalement la semaine du 14-22 septembre 2019.

Sea the Change shares Project AWARE's belief that each and every one of us can make a difference, and all our actions, big or small, have an impact on our blue planet. We talk to Alice and Juliana, Sea the Change's Executive Directors on how they are empowering their local community to adopt new behaviours and attitudes to create a more sustainable world.

In our new series: My Ocean Story, we're getting to know the people of Project AWARE, finding out what drives them and what conservation actions they have in store for 2019! This month's story comes from Project AWARE volunteer, 100% AWARE partner and Adopt a Dive Site owner, Ismail Samooh.

As part of the #CleanSeas campaign, UN Environment’s Global Partnership on Marine Litter is launching its latest edition of the popular Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on marine litter. Registrations are now open.

Save the date - PADI® and Project AWARE® are pleased to announce the 2nd edition of AWARE Week. In celebration of Life Below Water, this year's AWARE Week theme is Building Bridges. AWARE Week 2019 will strive to build bridges between community action and policy change by encouraging the global dive community to submit Dive Against Debris® data to help paint an accurate picture of the marine debris issue.

Un team di biologi dell’Unione Internazionale per la Conservazione della Natura (IUCN) impegnato a revisionare lo stato di conservazione degli squali ha annunciato che 17 specie sono ora minacciate di estinzione. Questi pesci sono tra gli animali più in pericolo del pianeta, dato che ne uccidiamo ben 100 milioni ogni anno.

El Grupo de Especialistas en Tiburones (SSG) de la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN) ha publicado hoy evaluaciones actualizadas de la Lista Roja para 58 especies de tiburones y rayas, de las cuales 17 han sido
clasificadas como ‘en peligro de extinción’.