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A Magical Moment Between Two Hawaiian Monk Seals

In this week’s segment of diving down with Mermaid Mikena, we will be talking about a recent special encounter with two Hawaiian Monk Seals. A Hawaiian Monk Seal swims overhead at Electric Beach, showing curiosity towards our divers. A Rare Moment We were floating along our dive with Hawaii Eco Divers, admiring the rays of…

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February 22, 2021

Encounters with Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles

In our new segment, we’ll be going beneath the surface with Mermaid Mikena to bring you awareness about the various marine life found in the oceans off Hawaii. Today’s topic: Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles The Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle is the most common seen turtle in the waters of Hawaii A Smiling Face to Descend…

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February 12, 2021

My Journey to become a PADI Divemaster in Hawaii

Recap of my first day as a Divemaster Intern for Hawaii Eco Divers on Oahu After getting scuba certified almost two years ago, I knew I wanted to continue growing as a diver and work towards my divemaster certification so I could work in diving. Becoming a diver allowed me to become an ambassador for the…

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January 24, 2021

Top 5 Eco-Friendly Diving Tips in Hawaii

Eco-friendly diving and ocean conservation are two things we take to heart at Hawaii Eco Divers. When people think of Hawaii they think of sparkling blue coastlines, warm white sands and surfers playing in crystal clear waves. Each year, nearly 10 million people flock to Hawaii’s world class beaches for a little taste of paradise….

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November 13, 2019

Mahalo to our Beach Clean Up Volunteers

We can’t thank you enough! All of you who came out to the beach clean up – you are amazing! Mahalo for working with us to make the world a better (and cleaner) place. Baby Makapuu Tidepools   Our volunteers totaled 33 (thirty-three) people and one dog! They were out there all morning, gathering everything…

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October 30, 2018

Join us at a BEACH CLEAN UP! Baby Makapu’u Beach Park, Waimanalo

Join Hawaii Eco Divers at a BEACH CLEAN UP of Baby Makapu’u Beach Park.   When: Saturday, October 27, 2018; 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM Where: Baby Makapu’u Beach (For Google Map directions, type in “Kaupo Bay”) Why: To make the world a better place! Cost: Completely free This will be a fun, wholesome event…

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October 8, 2018

Scuba Diving Oahu Wreck Dives

Scuba Diving Oahu Wreck Dives Oahu is an island full of history and wonders, both above and below the water. In every direction off the island lies a mystery to explore. Join Hawaii Eco Divers scuba diving Oahu wreck dives for an adventure like no other. Below are some of the coolest wrecks you can…

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September 11, 2018

Scuba diving with an eco friendly dive school makes a huge difference!

Marine conservation, eco-tourism, education, and more: Scuba diving with an eco friendly dive school makes a huge difference! If there is one thing that all scuba divers have in common, it would be our love for the ocean. Life under the sea is miraculous, and so vastly different than we humans normally get to experience. We…

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August 31, 2018

Scuba Diving Near Aulani, the Disney Resort on Oahu

Where to go scuba diving near Aulani, the Disney Resort and Spa in Ko Olina on the West Side of Oahu Here you are in paradise, relaxing at the Aulani Disney Resort and Spa on the West Side of Oahu. Your kids are loving the kids club and the beautiful beach, but you find yourself…

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August 5, 2018

PADI Divemaster Internship Hawaii

Aloha! Our new Divemaster Intern, Emma Ceolin, shares her experience working with Hawaii Eco Divers! This is what she has to say. My name is Emma Ceolin and I’m the new Divemaster Intern with Hawaii Eco Divers. I recently moved to the magical North Shore Oahu from Australia. As a PADI Rescue Diver, freediver, surfer,…

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April 2, 2016

HED team member volunteers to help false killer whale

    Volunteeers tried to help the cub A false killer whale cub was found in the sand at Keiki Beach, on the North Shore, in the begining of November. Hawaii Eco Divers’ director of training, Loren Kearney, heard about the situation and headed to the scene to help. “We fought for the animal’s survival, but…

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November 22, 2015