RED SEA RESEARCH organised a trash dive in the main bay in Dahab to try to clear some of the debris that accumulates particularly near the seagrass beds located in the south side of the bay. Rubbish ranging from paper, plastic bottles and drinks cans to carpets and rope was collected and brought onto dry land for proper disposal.
Some days are just without words … enjoy the beautiful pictures of the Hawksbill Turtles you’ll find at dive-hive.com. That’ll give you a reason protect the ocean as much as possible!
Don’t miss out!….In our New Year sale, we are offering up to 15% off all our courses if booked before the end of March 2012.
Due to the formation of the reefs in Dahab many popular dive sites required divers to walk over the reef table to reach entry points to these sites, …
Our next confirmed start date for the Research Diver Course is Tuesday 5th October 2010.
This was the first buoyancy challenge by RED SEA RESEARCH. It raised 1100 egyptian pounds that will be used for local projects.
The ten-year Census for Marine Life is about to unveil its final results. But how deep did the $650-million project go?
Let’s face it, we can never see too many stories about male animals that gestate their young and give birth.
Between 20 April and 15 July, BP’s busted Macondo well released some 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
Human activities, climate change and the invasion of alien species are threatening the rich marine life of the Mediterranean Sea more so than any other sea or ocean, …
For the first time, scientists have linked mild water temperatures during the preceding winter period with outbreaks of coral diseases on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
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