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Dive in, the water’s warm!🤿 We’re bringing climate action to the surface. #DiversForClimate👇🏽
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🔔FREE RESOURCE ALERT🔔
You’ve probably been hearing a lot about a “super” El Niño lately - but what is it and what does it actually mean for divers?
From warmer waters and coral bleaching to changes in marine life, El Niño shapes what we see beneath the surface, and understanding it can help us respond.
Our new El Niño factsheet breaks down:
*What El Niño is and how to know if it is happening
*How it affects coral reefs and marine ecosystems
*What divers can do with this information
Designed specifically for the dive community, it’s a quick, practical and science-backed resource that makes complex topics easy to understand.
📥 Download and print it today via our website!
What climate and diving topic should we turn into a factsheet next? Let us know in the comments! 👇
05 Aug 2026
🔔FREE RESOURCE ALERT🔔
Climate change is already affecting the places we love to dive, but what does “climate risk” actually mean?
Our new Climate Risk & Adaptation factsheet explores:
*The climate risks facing dive sites, dive experiences and dive businesses
*How we can adapt to a changing ocean
*Practical next steps for building resilience
Tailored specifically for the dive community, this factsheet makes climate risk easy to understand and gives you the tools to start thinking about solutions.
📥 Download and print your free copy via our website!
What other diving and climate change topics would you like to see turned into a factsheet? We’d love your ideas! 👇
05 Aug 2026
🔔FREE RESOURCE ALERT🔔
Marine heatwaves are becoming more frequent and severe, and divers are experiencing their impacts firsthand. But what are they, and how do we know when they are coming?
Our new Marine Heatwaves factsheet explains:
* What marine heatwaves are
* What drives them and the impacts they have on our oceans
* How scientists monitor and predict them
Created for divers, dive professionals and ocean lovers, this factsheet turns the science into clear, practical information you can actually use.
📥 Download and print your free copy via our website!
What other diving and climate change topics would you like us to cover in future factsheets? Tell us below! 💬
05 Aug 2026
COP31
Please hear our voice
Life deserves better
Massive thank you to @finsandphotography for providing the footage for this reel 🥰
Divers for Climate is collecting short videos from divers across Australia to share with COP31.
We're asking people what they hope to see from the climate negotiations and why ocean action
matters to them.
Share your message 🤗
#COP31 #COP31Türkiye #OceanAndSeas #OceanAction
13 Nov 2026
Divers, what does the BlueCOP mean to you?
COP31 has given the ocean-climate nexus a huge spotlight this year, so we asked some of our friends on the ground exactly that!
Here’s what they had to say… 🎤
12 Nov 2026
Climate anxiety is real 🌏
It’s the worry, grief and sense of helplessness many of us feel about what’s happening to our planet. It’s not a weakness, it’s a sign that you care.
That’s why COP31 matters. It’s where world leaders decide what happens next on climate action, and the ocean, which regulates our climate and sustains millions of people, needs to be at the centre of those decisions. Divers across Australia are seeing the change first-hand, and our voices belong in the room.
At COP31, I want leaders to put the ocean at the centre of climate action, for me and for everyone who comes after. 💙
Here supporting the @diversforclimate team at @turkiyecop31 🌊🇹🇷🇦🇺
#COP31 #DiversForClimate #ClimateAction #OceanConservation #AustralianDivers
11 Nov 2026
COP31 Explained.
@turkiyecop31
Still confused? Ask me anything below!!👇
10 Nov 2026
Divers really are witnessing the impacts of Climate Change in the Ocean first hand, which is why I’m so glad our community’s voices are being heard through the @diversforclimate team at COP31 over the next two weeks 🇹🇷 @turkiyecop31
08 Nov 2026
I went for happy music because it is actually HUGE that the ocean is finally getting its time on stage in international climate negotiations 😱
The ocean has traditionally been left behind when it comes to talking about climate, but at COP31 next week the tide might be changing.
Australia leading the negotiations is also a big deal - we are an island nation and a neighbour to island states across Asia and the Pacific. The ocean is part of who we are, so it’s time we make decisions that reflect how much it really means to us.
@diversforclimate will be attending to make sure that frontline experiences are part of the conversations that will shape the future of the places we love 🐠🌸🌴🪸
We’re feeling a bit like fish out of water, but we know that it’s a chance for change that we just couldn’t pass up.
Stay tuned for more on COP31! #imadiverforclimate #cop31 #cop31türkiye
05 Nov 2026
We’re going to COP31! 😱
This November, @diversforclimate is heading to Antalya, Türkiye, for the world’s biggest climate negotiations.
We’ll be meeting with policymakers, connecting with ocean advocates, and pushing for stronger climate action that puts our oceans at the heart of global decision-making (and supports the communities and industries that depend on them!)
As Australia’s dive community witnesses the impacts of climate change firsthand, we believe our voices belong in these conversations.
And we don’t want to go alone. We’re taking your stories with us!
Have you witnessed changes underwater? Have your experiences of the ocean changed? What do you want world leaders to do for our oceans?
🎥 Share your story in a Reel and invite us as a collaborator so we can amplify your voice.
Got any questions about COP? Write them in the comments below and we’ll answer!!
#COP31 #COP31Türkiye #DiversForClimate
03 Nov 2026
From Boorloo to COP31!
Last week, we joined First Nations and Pacific leaders, civil society organisations and decision-makers at the @glblctzn Summit in Boorloo (Perth).
From Antigua and Barbuda to Tuvalu to right here at home, we heard from people on the frontline of the climate crisis - and the ocean was almost always at the centre.
A powerful reminder that climate change isn’t a distant threat, but something affecting our communities, cultures, livelihoods and futures right now. The people experiencing these impacts need to be part of shaping the solutions.
We loved connecting with so many brilliant people, sharing ideas and chatting all things climate and ocean. We reckon we even managed to scope out most of the divers in the room! 🐠
A big shoutout to our Exmouth Lead @ella.wake for helping bring our stand to life! 🙌
Now we’re taking plenty of food for thought into the lead-up to COP31 in Türkiye (which we’re incredibly grateful to be attending thanks to our amazing donors).
We’re excited to bring the voices of Australia’s dive communities into these conversations and bring new ideas and connections back home.
More to come! 🌊
26 Oct 2026
Come along to draw a symbolic line in the sand, to say that we don’t accept the continuation of fossil fuel driven climate change.
While global leaders will meet in Türkiye for COP31, First Nations People here and in the Pacific continue to ask Australia to stop expanding our fossil fuel mining, burning & exports as they watch their homelands burn or sink.
Across SA ocean lovers are grappling with the potential return of the harmful algal bloom, hoping that the marine life we watched perish will somehow return to our coasts.
Another Paddle for the Planet is being held simultaneously in Newcastle, NSW at the largest coal port in the world, to send the same message.
We stand in solidarity with First Nations Australians and Pacific Islanders, custodians of land & sea country for thousands of years who have a right to healthy homelands.
We call upon our governments and communities to support the rapid and just transition away from fossil fuels and towards regenerative and sustainable industries.
Hear from guest speakers, get on the water or stay on dry land. Be part of iconic photos to show our support for a healthier and more equitable planet.
After the Paddle Out it’s a short walk just over the dunes to Sauerbier House at the river mouth to join the Gardner's of Port Noarlunga Reef event wirh a beach clean, water sampling, storytelling & costume making. See more here:
https://events.humanitix.com/gardeners-of-port-noarlunga-reef
Register for the Paddle for the Planet here:
www.risingtide.org.au/adl-paddle-out
20 Oct 2026
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