AWARE - Dive Against Debris

Become an active participant in protecting marine ecosystems with the PADI AWARE - Dive Against Debris specialty course at Dive Spirit Mauritius. This program empowers you to directly combat ocean pollution by learning how to identify, document, and remove marine debris during your dives. You'll gain practical skills in safely collecting trash underwater and understanding its impact. The course emphasizes the critical role of data collection, contributing valuable information to Project AWARE's global database to help track and address the sources of marine pollution.

This specialty certification includes one open water training dive, where you'll apply your new knowledge in a real-world environment. You will learn specialized techniques for debris removal while maintaining buoyancy and safety standards. The focus is on making a tangible difference and fostering a sense of responsibility for our oceans. Dive Spirit Mauritius is committed to this initiative, offering this course to equip divers with the tools to contribute meaningfully to ocean health.

To enroll in the AWARE - Dive Against Debris course, you need a PADI Open Water Diver certification or an equivalent qualification, and a minimum age of 10 years. The course fee is 8000 MUR. Dive Spirit Mauritius provides all necessary training and guidance to ensure you can effectively participate in clean-up efforts. This course is an excellent way to expand your diving capabilities while making a positive environmental impact.

Upon successful completion, you will be certified as a PADI AWARE Specialist, recognized for your commitment to marine conservation. This certification encourages continued involvement in clean-up activities and raises awareness about the pervasive issue of marine debris. By joining this program, you become part of a global movement dedicated to preserving the underwater world for future generations. Dive Spirit Mauritius actively supports this mission, offering this course as a pathway for divers to become environmental stewards.