Scuba Diving Event April 19 – April 21: Singapore, OTHER, China

originated by asian diver in 1994, the magazine returned to the helm for adex 2010 bringing together diving enthusiasts, marine conservationists and all those with a passion for the underwater world. save the date: 19th to 21st april 2013 see you at: marina bay sands adex 2013 offers you the “why, where, when, what and how” of diving! why dive? ask a group of divers why they do it and you’ll get a list as long as the oceans are deep! maybe it’s curiosity in exploring an alien environment, or the joy of encountering a graceful manta ray, or the thrill of being swept along a powerful current, or the calming effect of drifting over a colourful reef, or the pride in conquering a new set of skills! whatever your diving passion, join us at adex for inspiration on new ways to enrich your diving experience with workshops on underwater photography techniques, presentations on marine projects, s on the world of technical diving and much much more! where to dive? with such a rich variety of dive sites in this region, how do you decide where to go next? get the latest information on dive destinations and pick up special offers for adex visitors at dive resorts and liveaboards all around the asia pacific region! when to dive? do you dream of diving with hammerheads, seeing turtles laying eggs on the beach, swimming with majestic whale sharks or capturing the perfect photo of a jawfish releasing his eggs? how can you be in the right place at the right time? visit the adex 2013 workshops to find out more about ocean trends, migration routes and behaviour patterns from industry experts! what to dive with? compare dive equipment and accessories to find what’s right for you and look out for one-time deals on a wide variety of merchandise only available at adex 2013! how to dive? are you worried about divers’ impact on delicate eco systems or concerned for marine life at risk from over fishing? do you want to support sustainable dive tourism and get involved in conservation or awareness projects? come down to adex 2013 for s on what the dive community is doing to help save our oceans and how you can be a part of the solution!

Scuba Diving Event March 23 – March 24: Birmingham, United Kingdom

Twice a year the diving world gears up for the highlights of the sports calendar — the London and Birmingham Dive Shows. At each event hundreds of leading suppliers of the latest diving gear, holidays, training courses, leisurewear and boats meet with thousands of experienced and wannabe divers from the UK, Europe and beyond. The Dive Shows also attract world-renowned diving experts to the speaker programmes that run alongside each event. Recent high-profile speakers have included underwater explorer and Oceans leader Paul Rose, record-breaking freediver Sara Campbell, diving explorer and marine journalist Monty Halls, specialist oceanographer and leading environmental campaigner Fabien Cousteau, and specialist underwater film-maker Mike deGruy. Hugely popular, these presentations often have standing room only despite being able to seat more than 500 people. With hundreds of new ideas on the exhibition floor — plus the opportunity to try out and purchase the latest kit — theres no better place to go for diving information, advice and inspiration.

Scuba Diving Event March 22 – March 24: Secaucus, NJ, USA

meadowlands exposition center at harmon meadow

Scuba Diving Event March 16 – March 18: Columbus, OH, USA

hosted by the ohio council of skin and scuba divers (ocssdi), this event promises to provide a weekend of fun, social gathering, underwater photography competition, exhibits, presentations and saturday night banquet with keynote speaker. plus psi visual inspection workshops, travel seminars, door prizes, silent auction, and more!

Scuba Diving Event March 16 – March 17: Eveleigh, NSW, USA

a major international event that, (since its inception in 1999) has done more to highlight the adventure and excitement inherent in diving than any other, oztek – the australian diving technologies conference and exhibition – continues to play a key role in creating broad awareness of those techniques and technologies that are helping to push back the boundaries of underwater knowledge. produced by divers for divers, the oztek conference and dive exhibition offers unique insights into the entire world of underwater adventure by encouraging a better understanding of all that diving has to offer. representing the broad spread of diving interests the speaker and exhibitor list for oztek11 will again include many of the most prominent world leaders in their particular fields of expertise people whose wealth of knowledge is second to none and who have been instrumental in helping to shape the future growth and development of diving. focussed on the full spectrum of underwater activities, (from recreational, technical, commercial, military and scientific diving through to free-diving and marine conservation issues) the two-day oztek conference &amp dive exhibition will merge all facets of diving into one event aimed at promoting the exhilaration and adventure of diving to a passionate and enthusiastic audience.

Scuba Diving Event March 15 – March 16: The Wyndham Milwaukee Airport and Convention Center, WI, USA

the ghost ships festival is wisconsins largest trade show devoted to great lakes scuba diving and maritime history . exhibits, workshops, and presentations cover just about every aspect of maritime history and great lakes scuba diving. you can listen to and interact with leading dive industry professionals, extreme explorers, maritime historians, and great lakes authors!

Scuba Diving Event March 9 – March 10: Boston, MA, USA

Features of the Clinic include daytime seminars covering every aspect of scuba diving and the marine environment, detailed workshops on advanced diving techniques, a world-class evening film festival and plenty of booths, making this event an excellent venue to check out the latest dive equipment and services in the industry.

Scuba Diving Event March 2: El Segundo, CA, USA

Robert Marx, is a renowned diver, author and historian with more than 50 years of original research in every major archive and library around the world. He has amassed files comprising data on more than 28,500 shipwrecks around the globe dating from the Greek era to modern times, including all known shipwrecks whose cargoes contained at least $10 million worth of treasure. He has written more than 50 books, hundreds of articles and produced or shot over 50 documentary films giving expert advice on locating, surveying, excavating, identifying and preserving artifacts from sunken vessels. A historian by instinct and an adventurer at heart, Marx sailed from Spain to San Salvador in Nina II, a replica of one of Columbus’ tiny ships, discovered Mayan temples in the jungles of Central America and has discovered and excavated ancient shipwrecks in over 60 sites worldwide. Marx has lectured professionally for more than forty-five years throughout the United States and in forty-two countries. As this year’s featured speaker, he will once again present CWD with tales of shipwrecks, salvage and treasure.

Scuba Diving Event February 22 – February 23: Arlington, TX, USA

texas dive show friday 2/22/20135pm to 8pm saturday 2/23/2013 10am to 5pm

Scuba Diving Event February 25: Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Presentations on New Shipwrecks discovered in the Great Lakes.