Most of learning to dive is achieving a feeling. From neutral buoyancy to keeping water out of your mask, these are skills you practice until it becomes natural. There are a few skills, however, that require some memorization before they become part of the routine. We’ve created these helpful fliers to familiarize you with procedures.
Read MoreOur Dive Team has a unique opportunity to conduct citizen science with NOAA divers studying Young-of-Year (YOY) rockfish populations in the Pacific Northwest. We worked hard all year to learn species identification, scientific diving techniques, and photography—all valuable skills that lend themselves to research. We are thrilled to contribute to NOAA’s ecologically and economically important work on rockfish, a group we frequently observe at Edmonds Underwater Park.
Read MoreWe are proud to announce Elise Foot Puchalski was recently named a Women Divers Hall of Fame Training Grant Recipient! Elise learned to dive with our team when she was 12 years old. She has always loved the ocean, but diving took her interest to a whole new level. Now, she wants to become a marine scientist and share her passion for the ocean with the world, inspiring action and change. Elise will use the grant to pursue a unique scientific diving specialty course and purchase her first dry suit.
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