Question: How many pieces of debris have been removed by divers through PADI AWARE’s Marine Debris Program since 2011?
Dive to the bottom of this email to find the answer!
Protect What Lies Beneath
Did you know that most of the trash entering our oceans doesn't float? It sinks to the seafloor, out of sight from the surface. The good news? Each of us has the ability to make a difference. Whether you're reducing waste, supporting conservation or preventing debris from reaching the water in the first place, every action helps protect the ocean we all love.
AWARE Week is almost here! From 12–20 September, AWARE Week brings together divers and ocean advocates around the world to protect our blue planet. Whether you're removing marine debris, contributing to citizen science or inspiring others to take action, every effort helps create healthier oceans.
Learn how one family is combining art and science to restore marine habitats in the Spanish Mediterranean. It's an inspiring new approach to artificial reefs — and the results may surprise you.
We are helping to build a more sustainable dive industry through education, partnerships and environmental initiatives that protect the ocean for future generations.
From lost cities to ancient swords, discover some of the ocean's most remarkable finds, and how every dive has the potential to uncover something meaningful.
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During seasonal aggregations in the Sea of Cortez, thousands of mobula rays gather near the surface in mesmerizing formations. Their synchronized movements create a living spectacle beneath the waves — beautifully captured in Motion of the Ocean by underwater photographer Pier Nirandara.
In honor of AWARE Week, this card celebrates one of the ocean's most captivating ray species and the importance of protecting sharks and rays through initiatives like the Global Shark & Ray Census from PADI AWARE®.
This limited-edition certification card is now available as both a physical card and eCard.
Born and raised in Thailand, underwater photographer, travel writer and explorer Pier Nirandara uses storytelling and imagery to foster a deeper connection with the ocean.
Through her photography, writing and voice, she encourages greater appreciation for the species that call our blue planet home.
This philosophy is reflected in Motion of the Ocean. As she explains, "To whoever holds this card: may it be a reminder of what lies beneath, and of everything worth protecting."
Featuring the iconic Stiliger ornatus, this adorable certification card proves that some of the ocean's most fascinating creatures are also among its smallest.
PADI AWARE Sea Turtle Legend by Stan Moniz
A green sea turtle glides through the crystal-clear waters off Maui's West Coast in this striking design, celebrating the beauty of these beloved ocean icons and our shared responsibility to protect them.
PADI 60th Anniversary Standard Card
Take a trip down memory lane with this limited-edition 60th Anniversary design, bringing retro vibes and six decades of underwater adventure together in one iconic card. Available throughout 2026 only.
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Europe, Middle East, Africa | Pavilion 1, The Pavilions, Bridgwater Road, Bristol, BS13 8AE, UK
Asia Pacific | Level 4, 120 Old Pittwater Road, Brookvale NSW 2100, Australia
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