April 2018

The Ogasawara Islands: Japan's Galapagos

Often referred to as the Oriental Galapagos, the Ogasawara Archipelago is located in the northwestern Pacific Ocean, about 1,000km south of Tokyo and is one of the most isolated and remote parts of Japan. The isolation of the archipelago, combined with the fact that the islands have never been connected to a continent, is said to have produced a “Galapagos effect” with flora and fauna that is unique to the islands.

Single Use Plastic Free Commitment

As divers in particular are aware, plastics in the environment are incredibly difficult to manage and often end up in waterways and oceans. This is not only unsightly but it is thought that plastics in the ocean are killing upwards of a million sea birds and 100,000 marine mammals each year. These figures are rising and do not count other marine animals or, disturbingly, the much larger number of animals that are simply not found after death.

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Look at the stats from 2017

• 60,000+ high-net-worth paying visitors recorded;

NAUI Representatives Attend Kuwait Yacht Show

NAUI was the only major diver certification agency present at the 2018 Kuwait Yacht Show, a private initiative by PH7 Group dedicated to providing value to Kuwait’s marine economy. Despite a weather-related cancellation on the last day, the show proved NAUI’s place as a dominant force in the Middle East.

“NAUI’s growth and development in the Middle East continues to impress,” said Edmiston. “The membership and regional representatives are engaged and excited about the quality of training and service offered to their divers and facilities.”