Eco Awareness Manual
Gain a deeper understanding of the underwater world with the RAID Ecological Diver Course! This exciting program is designed for divers who want to enhance their knowledge of marine ecosystems and learn how to protect and conserve the beautiful aquatic environments we explore.
Throughout the course, you’ll discover the intricate relationships within marine ecosystems, gaining insights into the flora and fauna that inhabit our oceans. You’ll learn essential skills for conducting eco-friendly dives, understanding the impact of diving on marine life, and how to minimize your footprint in these fragile environments.
The RAID Ecological Diver Course empowers you to become a responsible diver and advocate for conservation efforts. By the end of the program, you’ll be equipped with the tools and knowledge to make informed decisions that positively impact marine ecosystems and inspire others to do the same. Join us on this transformative journey and help protect the wonders of our blue planet!
Ecological Non-Diver
Discover the wonders of the underwater world without diving in with the RAID Ecological Non-Diver Course! This engaging program is designed for individuals who may not be certified divers but are passionate about marine ecosystems and conservation.
Throughout the course, you’ll explore the fascinating relationships within aquatic environments, learning about the diverse marine life and the vital roles they play in our oceans. You’ll gain insights into the challenges facing these ecosystems and the importance of preserving them for future generations.
The RAID Ecological Non-Diver Course emphasizes responsible behavior towards the environment, empowering you to become an advocate for marine conservation. By the end of this program, you’ll have the knowledge and awareness to make a positive impact, whether you’re at the beach, volunteering, or simply sharing what you’ve learned with others. Join us in this exciting journey and help protect the beauty of our oceans — no diving experience required!
The Academic Manual Focus
- The goals and challenges of marine conservation.
- A holistic understanding of the ocean environment.
- Anthropogenic, or human-caused threats to the ecosystem.
- Current conservation strategies including proactive methods of repairing damage and the value of premeditated efforts influenced by monitoring and evaluation.
- How scientific efforts influence policy.
- Systemic behavioural changes that can accelerate conversation efforts.
In the Open Water manual there are the following:- Buoyancy and trim exercises.
- Buoyancy control on the bottom.
- Finning frog kick and modified flutter.
- Observation exercises.