This Women's Dive Day we are celebrating women who are making waves in ocean conservation.

This Women's Dive Day, July 21, we are celebrating women who are working to protect our ocean planet. The ladies at The Dive Bus Curacao share with us what they are doing and why they do it. 

Nic Emery lives and breathes diving. From her very first underwater breath, she knew that she’d be an instructor. In 2012 she made the big decision to leave her job as a teacher and move across the world to Tioman Island, Malaysia.

World Animal Protection (WAP), an international non-profit animal welfare organization and founder of the Global Ghost Gear Initiative of which Project AWARE is a member, this week is using the 33rd Committee on Fisheries (COFI), in Rome, Italy, to push for all fishing nets to contain identification tags by 2025.

After a successful #AWAREImpact field trip in Indonesia and Thailand, I’m excited to take Project AWARE’s next conservation adventure to the Caribbean.

With Shark Week just around the corner, July is the perfect month to show off your love for sharks and rays with the new 4Ocean limited edition black bracelet supporting Project AWARE's Clean and Healthy Ocean conservation goals.

This month, Project AWARE® is proud to announce the expansion of the organization’s advocacy and engagement efforts in China. In close collaboration with the China Next Foundation, the Better Blue project and our long-time partner PADI® and its new team in China, we will continue to engage a truly global community of ocean conservationists.

Every island, every community, and every diver face their own challenges when it comes to protecting what they love. It is the actions they take, and their shared passion for the ocean across so many regions and countries that make the global diving community so powerful. Take a deep dive with Project AWARE’s Community Conservation Officer, Jack Fishman, into how actions for a clean and healthy ocean are bringing the community closer together in Indonesia.

Underwater photographer and Project AWARE's debris activist, Rosie Leaney, shares the story behind this year's theme winning shot in the World Oceans Day 2018 Photo Contest.

This World Oceans Month join a global game of #BeatPlasticPollution Tag! UN Environment is calling on us all to showcase positive behaviour change towards plastic. There are lots of alternatives to single-use plastic out there to keep up with our busy lives. Here are our top 5 tips to say goodbye to single-use.