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PADI Project Aware Specialty

The Project AWARE Specialty program is designed to familiarize divers and non-divers with the plight of worldwide aquatic ecosystems. It also describes what individuals can do to help protect aquatic resources.

The program is a non-diving course that only contains classroom presentations. It may be conducted as a stand-alone program or in conjunction with other PADI Specialty Diver courses.

 Prerequisites

To enroll in the Project AWARE Specialty program, participants need not be certified divers nor have any prior scuba or snorkeling experience. There is no minimum age requirement.

Course Overview

This course covers information about aquatic ecosystem degradation along with conservation measures to protect aquatic resources. During the Project AWARE Specialty, include the following:

  • The Project AWARE philosophy about protecting worldwide aquatic ecosystems.

  • The importance of and interdependent nature of worldwide aquatic ecosystems.

  • Pertinent issues concerning the environmental status of worldwide aquatic ecosystems, including: fisheries concerns, coastal zone management and marine pollution.

  • The status of specific, critically degraded marine environments.

  • Suggestions and information about specific actions that may help to conserve worldwide aquatic ecosystems.

Course Costs

The PADI Project Aware Specialty Certification from Divers Incorporated includes:

  • 4 hours of classroom lecture

  • Books, Handouts and course materials

  • Two- Three Project Dives for certification

  • Certification Processing and Administrative fees

This Course Costs $95 per person.

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