PADI / National Geographic Diver Certification

The National Geographic Society is synonymous with exploration, conservation and the spirit of discovery and adventure. The PADI National Geographic Certification builds on your experience as a scuba diver and expands your knowledge of oceans and aquatic ecosystems. You’ll learn about conducting research underwater and about becoming a more conservation-oriented diver.

Knowledge and curiosity are the pillars upon which all discovery is built. The PADI National Geographic course will enhance your knowledge of the working of underwater ecosystems. Combined with your own natural curiosity, you will find that you see much more in the reef or kelp forest or wherever you dive.

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During this course You Will...

be introduced to worldwide dive environments and ecosystems by interacting with the National Geographic Diver Almanac and DVD.
learn to fine-tune your buoyancy, hover with ease & maneuver carefully through delicate aquatic habitats.
learn how to observe your surroundings in order to get the best possible picture and enjoyment from each dive.
gain research experience by gathering information with slates, grids and other tools.
create a presentation of a dive site, detailing what marine-life you discovered through your research and photos.
improve your navigation skills and ability to find your way around underwater by using a compass as well as natural references.
be introduced to a multitude of aquatic species and be able to identify local plants and animals.
learn basic underwater photography.

Required Equipment

Slate w/pencil
SMB & finger spool
Knife

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Course Includes:

All Scuba Rental Equipment
National Geographic Diver Almanac
National Geographic Diver DVD
National Geographic Diver Certification Card
Mapping a dive site project
Fish and algae identification project
Local Fish ID Slate
One evening classroom session
1-3 hr pool session-
Boat Ticket
Two dives with instructor

Tuition: $200.00 each student

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