Blog 
Dive Desk & Maldivian Academy of Diving

Dive Desk and volunteers collected 231.5 kg of trash at Rasfannu, tackling plastic pollution and supporting marine conservation initiatives in partnership with Project AWARE, PADI, and local organizations.

Dive Desk partnered with New Lagoons Swimming Club to clean Male’ Swimming Track, collecting 54 bags of trash in just two and a half hours while promoting marine conservation.

Dive Desk and Customs Recreation Club celebrated Earth Day 2018 with a Dive Against Debris clean-up at Rasfannu reef, removing plastic waste and inspiring marine conservation action.

Dive Desk partnered with Bank of Maldives for a clean-up at Male’ Swimming Track, collecting 187 kg of trash in just four hours. The initiative highlights the importance of tackling marine pollution and encourages divers to take “fins on” action for ocean conservation.

Dive Desk joined Project Damage Control and UWC Maldives to clean the Rasfannu swimming area, promoting marine conservation and encouraging divers to take “fins on” action against ocean pollution. Learn more about our PADI specialty courses in marine conservation.

Dive Desk partnered with Clique College for a Dive Against Debris clean-up at Malé Swimming Track, inspiring divers and students to protect the ocean from pollution through action and education.

Dive Desk divers and Divemaster Candidates joined forces at Malé West for a Dive Against Debris event, removing 80 kg of trash in just three hours. The clean-up highlights both the dedication of our divers and the urgent need to protect our oceans from pollution.

Dive Desk partnered with STO for a reef clean-up at Hulhumalé on 8 October 2016. Our divers and Divemaster Candidates took action against marine pollution while promoting PADI conservation courses.

Dive Desk joined the Clean-Up Challenge at Villingili with Save The Beach Maldives, turning our passion for diving into action to protect the ocean and its marine life.