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▫️Shark Safety Diver 🦈
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In a profession where training, preparation, and safety are non-negotiable, we have an immense amount of respect for those who hold themselves to the same standards.
The crews @oneoceandiving exemplifies this through their dedication, hard work, professionalism, and commitment to safety. It’s clear that what they do goes far beyond taking people into the ocean. They ensure everyone’s safety (including the sharks) is priority!
Every experience with them has been nothing short of incredible. Thank you, @oneoceandiving for never compromising on safety while creating unforgettable, life-changing experiences. We have so much respect for your entire crew and are proud to support you! Much love to you all!!
This is why we always go out with @oneoceandiving @oceanramsey @juansharks

@captsharkbait
@seasta_g
@brebythesea
@faithwfins
@kaitlyn.ehlers
@drew__gq
@hayley__addison
@liko
@tyger__shark
@borttheafrican
Keep being amazing human beings!!! We love you!!
Also, in this 1 minute of video, over 20,000 sharks were killed.
🩵🦈❤️

#oneoceansharkdiving #shotoncanon #insta360 #haleiwanorthshore

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Please watch the video to the end; I address recent questions throughout ⛑️Ask how much & how often guides train and work before you book a 🦈dive

I take shark-diving safety seriously and I hope you do too. I never want anyone to lose a limb, life or loved one. If an accident occurs, sharks could be blamed or killed in retaliation. Our responsibility is to protect guests, crew & the sharks’ reputation. That’s why @OneOceanDiving safety divers train extensively before guiding alone. Sharing our safety training process:

Before training, interested people can voluntarily join trips as often as they want to observe/shadow, see if it’s a fit & let us assess base water skills. They cannot get seasick & must have a minimum 90-second breath-hold to start actual training. This time allows them to build h20 skills + dial gear.

During training, daily hours depend on weather, bookings & how much time they choose to commit. Compensation varies: some train part-time while working other jobs or company roles; some receive stipends and free housing. Most trainees make social posts from training notes & receive pay per post.All applicants are screened & informed of training and post-sign-off rates in advance so they can decide financials.

We request 2–3-year noncompetes due to training expenditure but haven’t enforced them in 6+ years &
NDA’s protect projects.

Training takes 1–3 months depending on skill & learning speed. People who do part-time take longer. We encourage, not require, a 30-day challenge to build muscle memory & experience the intensity of working with apex predators even when tired while not responsible for guests, under an actual safety diver & divemaster.That’s the training I’d want for anyone guiding my family. Trainees take time off as needed; no one has been cut for personal time off.

Before sign-off, divers must deter/redirect sandbar, Galápagos & tiger sharks; recognize behaviors leading to close approaches; help guests follow safety rules; respond effectively to 🦈 behavior; and complete bite-response, emergency-equipment & COI drills. There’s much more to this serious safety training. Sharks are powerful apex predato

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Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and heard—in the water, on the boat, and at work. 🩵
We have heard reports of sexual abuse on other people’s expeditions and within the dive industry, and we want to help stop it. At One Ocean Diving, we stand against sexual abuse and have a zero-tolerance policy toward it.
We support women, their leadership in the diving industry, and their right to work and explore without harassment or pressure.
Before booking an expedition or accepting a contract, research the company and its leaders. Ask about qualifications, travel arrangements, how to raise concerns, and how you can leave if you feel unsafe. This is especially important on liveaboards and in remote locations where access to help may be limited.
You have the right to ask questions, set boundaries, and say no. If something feels wrong, seek support as soon as you safely can. If the person in charge is involved, look for another reporting contact or outside support.
If you have experienced harm, you deserve compassion. You do not owe anyone a public explanation or need the perfect words to ask for help.
Let’s ask companies across diving, travel, and marine conservation to take a clear stand against sexual harassment and abuse, wherever they operate.
Save and share these slides to help others ask questions and find support.
#OneOceanDiving #WomenInDiving #DiveSafety #SafeTravel #OceanCommunity

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This is such a tough post to make and I know so many critics will jump at anything to attack me about but I’m doing this for the other women out there who have experienced sexual assault, and for all the others that I hope this post can help to avoid.
Handling or responding to something like this is not going to be the perfect response in anyone’s eyes and I’ve experienced a lot of bullies in social media so just a heads up if you’re mean in comments, no one needs that, especially around such a sensitive topic so I’m not making space for those types of people.
Other questions people had that I think were not addressed in yesterdays posts we can make another post about. This topic and issue is the most immediately important thing to put out to help women stay safer.
Much love and aloha and while we get lots of messages, we will do our best to compile and get back to people bout anything important in the dive and wildlife community anytime we are made aware of it.
Thank you for your patience and kindness and sharing methods to help others stay safer as they travel the world to work or dive and enjoy time with wildlife in the wild 🩵🦈🩵
#ocean #women #diving #expedition #sharkdiving

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The ocean brings incredible people into our lives. 💙 Thank you friends at @oneoceandiving for always going above and beyond and showing me nothing but love & kindness—and amazing sharks! 🌊🦈

#ocean #oceanlover #sharks #protectwhatyoulove

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Putting this post out to answer some recent questions :
1. I love the team @Oneoceandiving I’m so proud of each of them & the work they do every day educating people from all around about the importance of sharks while keeping them safe, teaching methods of coexistence, collecting marine debris & noninvasive data. Together we’ve helped move the needle to get sharks protected here & around the world with your support
2. Check my most recent highlight & reach out to them directly to learn about what it’s like at One Ocean Diving. Every year we strive to improve in all we do (including our training and brief)to increase our positive impact & help our community like we do with reef & beach cleanups, free educational outreach events, posts for more than 10 years. When the floods hit North Shore earlier this year we paid our jawsome team to go help clean the beaches & neighboring homes 🩵
3. Training to be a shark-safety diver is, and should be, very tough. You wouldn’t want your limbs or family members to be guided by someone who never trained to handle sharks when they are tired or having an “off-day.”
4. You cannot learn to do what we do in a book or university, there’s no substitution for time in the water so people train extensively for months & part of that training is a daily recap social post they get paid to make so they are not only training for in-water work, but also for communication & sharing with the public in social media for the community too. Passing on knowledge to help others, which is why I choose to use social media.
5. Social Media has also unfortunately become a place where some people spread misinformation & derail conversations off of conservation & other more serious things.
6. I went through a lot when I was younger, things I’ll never talk about because I chose for them to make me stronger = I’ve experienced the not nice side of people so much, but I’ve also met & tried to help many other good people along the way. I choose to stay positive & thank you for your support for the sake of my team who are like ohana to me & shark conservation, because the sharks are like ohana to me too & I will continue to look out for th

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🦈✨ Meet one of our FINtastic captains, Nalikolani @liko ✨🦈 A native Hawaiian 🌺 who has been working with One Ocean Since 2022

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of being on a charter with Liko, you already know… she’s THE dolphin & whale whisperer 🐬🐋💙 and she’ll have you giggling the whole way!

Originally from the west side of Oʻahu, we’re beyond lucky to have this ocean-loving legend on our team here on the North Shore 🌊🤙🏽

Liko is truly one of a kind — so much so that she even has her very own shark named after her! 🦈💫

She’s even great in the water spotting sharks and diving and could be a shark safety diver if she wanted too ❤️🦈❤️😍🦈😍

Say Aloha to #SharkIDNaLiko! 🦈💙

#hawaii #captain #shark #oneoceandiving

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Sharks aren’t the only thing we encounter offshore! 🌊🤿

Every day on the ocean is different, and you never know what might show up! From whale sharks and oceanic manta rays to yellowfin tuna, barracuda, bottlenose dolphins, and so much more, the open ocean is full of surprises🐋🦈🐬

That’s the magic of diving in the wild. No two days are ever the same, and every encounter is a reminder of just how incredible and unpredictable our blue planet can be. 💙

Come explore the wild side of Hawai‘i with us!

🛥️ @oneoceandiving

#OneOceanDiving #HawaiiOceanLife #MarineLife #OceanAdventure #sharkid_faith

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⭐️Important Update: 🪸🐢🦈🐠 Tomorrows reef and beach cleanup is rescheduled to the following weekend October 17. Stay tuned to @oneoceanconservation & @savetheseaturtlesinternational for more updates 🩵

Want to learn to surf or improve your surfing then check out @imua_ohanahawaii surf retreat by @shaydo.p and ohana 🩵

Want to learn about sharks and enjoy time in the ocean away from shore tomorrow then join us @oneoceandiving tomorrow and help support our conservation efforts while enjoying a fun and educational dive.
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Much aloha and hope you have a Jawsome 🦈❤️🦈 weekend ❤️🌊😘

#northshore #sharks #sharkconservation #ocean #sharktours sharks shark

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Time in the water with @oneoceandiving opens your eyes and heart! To see and feel the magic of the sharks! If you’re in Oahu, this is a must do experience!!

1. @seasta_g making setting up for the shot!
2. @oceanramsey cutting fish line off this shark, with @brebythesea capturing a cool shot and @drew__gq also know as “the elevator” being safety and lookout.
3. @hayley__addison & @oceanramsey
4. Just @brebythesea
5. @hayley__addison
6. @kaitlyn.ehlers friendly as always!
7. @seasta_g taking a pic of @michellecruz_11
8. @michaelmcdaniels being taken off the line by @oceanramsey
9. Boat captain @captsharkbait always making sure everyone is safe and having a good time!!
10/11. @juansharks keeping an eye on this shark making sure to keep everyone safe.
12. @oceanramsey doing her thing!
13. Shark’s perspective of the boat above and @seasta_g capturing the moment! The photo she took here is one of my favorite!!
14. Just showing off my @diver_australia and @seasta_g keeping me safe.
15. @drew__gq (the elevator) and @seasta_g keeping everyone safe while @gabrielodisho is sitting front row to the show.
All shots taken with @canonusa in @aquatech_imagingsolutions
#shotoncanon #oneoceansharkdiving #haleiwahawaii #northshoreoahu #teamcanon
@oneoceansharks @oneoceandesigns @oneoceanconservation

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The goal? Dive with sharks more🦈🌊

Because getting more people in the water with sharks can do more than create an incredible experience—it can change the way people see them.

Research on shark ecotourism has found that firsthand encounters can increase people’s knowledge of sharks and their ecological role, improve attitudes toward sharks, and increase intentions to participate in shark conservation.

When you see a shark as a living animal instead of something to fear, you become curious. You learn about their behavior, their biology, and their importance to healthy oceans. That connection can turn into care—and care can turn into action.

That’s why shark diving matters.

More shark advocates.
And ultimately, a stronger voice for shark conservation worldwide. 🦈🌎

So book your dive today with us & become the newest shark advocate! OneOceanDiving.com

#sharkadvocate #lovesharks #savetheocean #conservation #sharkid_faith

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Shark Research for fishermen! 🎣

Some amazing devices being studied and tested with @oneoceandiving and @tothemaxhawaii 🦈

This nonlethal mitigation device uses strong electromagnetic currents to deter sharks from predating on hooked fish.

This is amazing because lots of fishermen take it out on the shark for getting their hooked fish, but this could lead to fishermen and sharks easily coexisting🤍

Check out more @rpela_sharkdeterrent @rpelx_sharkdeterrent

#sharkresearch #gettingsharked #fishing #offshore #sharkid_faith

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