GUE is now taking applications for its 2019 NEXTGEN scholarship aimed at 21 to 30-year old divers with at least an advanced open water certification. The Scholarship includes a year of free GUE training, travel budget, Halcyon equipment and more. The Kool-Aid’s not included. Apply today or tell a friend...
How would you like to spend four days with a group of passionate adventurers on an island in southern Italy, diving rebreathers on submerged seamounts, getting briefed by some of the biggest diving brains on the planet, and eating to your heart’s content? Thought so! Unfortunately, you missed it. But here...
GUE Instructor Guy Shockey waxes philosophical on the role and importance of standards in the quest for diving excellent, drawing on wisdom from the world of baseball. By Guy Shockey Every once and a while an essay seems to write itself. It’s a welcome change from the times when collecting ideas and putting...
After a year of discussion on the best path forward for Project Baseline (PB), Global Underwater Explorers’ (GUE) principal conservation initiative, the decision was made to establish PB as an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Being an independent, exclusively conservation-focused organization...
Project Baseline’s collaboration with The Nekton Mission, GlobalSubDive, GUE divers, and scientists from Stanford and Oxford Universities on the 2016 XL Catlin Deep Ocean Survey and shallow water research may be one of organization’s most fruitful projects to date. The project has yielded nine scientific...
You Mean Wreck? No, R-e-c-r-e-a-t-i-o-n-a-l By Dorota Czerny GUE is mainly known for its technical and cave diving courses, but recently the organization has been making a push to educate divers at the recreational level. Our goal is to give newer divers a stronger platform on which to develop their...
By Jarrod Jablonski As Global Underwater Explorers’ (GUE) twentieth anniversary draws near, I am particularly proud of and pleased with the success we have had in building global communities of passionate divers. I am consistently impressed by the enthusiasm they exude and touched by their warmth and hospitality....
Is GUE’s Documentation Diver course worth your money and time? You may be wondering what is covered during this 4-day course. What are the topics? How can this help me as a volunteer in Project Baseline initiatives and other projects? What’s in it for me? In order to answer these questions, we dived...
Global Underwater Explorers (GUE), a nonprofit diving organization, is celebrating its 20th year of educating divers and encouraging them to become explorers and conservationists of the world’s bodies of water. GUE is focused on developing a community of passionate, like-minded, and highly skilled...
Global Underwater Explorers is building global communities of passionate divers, empowered by high-quality training, and organized to support wide-ranging diving activities. These communities contain and partner with dedicated explorers, conservationists, and scientific researchers to conduct a diversity of aquatic initiatives around the world.
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