PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris Course
Protect Marine Life by Removing Underwater Debris – Unawatuna & Trincomalee
Duration
1 day
Quick Facts
Depth Limit
Up to 18 meters
Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent
Certification
PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris – globally recognized
Group Size
Small groups for hands-on guidance
Pre-Course Theory
Optional PADI eLearning available online
Quick Facts
- Duration
1 day
- Depth Limit
Up to 18 meters
- Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent
- Certification
PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris – globally recognized
- Group Size
Small groups for hands-on guidance
- Pre-Course Theory
Optional PADI eLearning available online
Course Overview
The PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris course is designed for divers who want to take action in protecting marine ecosystems by removing underwater debris. At Pearl Divers, we combine practical training, dive site clean-ups, and environmental awareness to make a positive impact on the ocean in Unawatuna and Trincomalee.
This course is perfect for divers of all levels who wish to actively contribute to marine conservation. You’ll learn how to safely collect and document debris, understand the impact of pollution, and gain hands-on experience in reef and underwater clean-up activities.
What You Will Learn
- Impact of marine debris on ecosystems and marine life
- Safe and effective techniques for collecting and disposing of underwater debris
- Data collection and reporting for citizen science projects
- Reef-friendly diving practices during clean-up dives
- Environmental awareness and sustainable diving practices
- How divers can make a lasting impact through responsible actions
By completing this course, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to actively protect marine environments while enjoying safe and educational dives.
Course Structure
Pre-Course (Optional Online Theory)
- Optional PADI eLearning modules covering debris impact, conservation methods, and safety
- Study at your own pace before arrival
Day 1 – Confined Water & Open Water Application
- Introduction to dive against debris methodology
- Guided clean-up dives at selected sites in Unawatuna or Trincomalee
- Proper collection, sorting, and documentation of debris
- Knowledge review and practical assessment
Certification
- Awarded upon successful completion of practical clean-up dives and knowledge exercises
- Why Choose Pearl Divers
At Pearl Divers, we make Dive Against Debris training safe, practical, and impactful:
- Expert Instructors
PADI-certified professionals experienced in marine conservation
- Small Groups
PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent
- Top Locations
Vibrant reefs in Unawatuna & Trincomalee with diverse marine life
- Safety First
Proper supervision and environmentally responsible practices
- Eco Commitment
Focused on sustainable diving and reef protection
Why Choose Pearl Divers
At Pearl Divers, we make Dive Against Debris training safe, practical, and impactful:
Expert Instructors
PADI-certified professionals experienced in marine conservation
Small Groups
Personalized guidance for safe and effective clean-up
Top Locations
Vibrant reefs in Unawatuna & Trincomalee with diverse marine life
Safety First
Proper supervision and environmentally responsible practices
Eco Commitment
Focused on sustainable diving and reef protection
FAQs
How deep will we dive?
Training and clean-up dives are typically up to 18 meters.
Who can take this course?
Any certified PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent.
Will I participate in real clean-ups?
Yes, practical debris collection and documentation are included.
Is pre-course theory required?
Optional PADI eLearning modules are available to prepare before arrival.
FAQs
How deep will we dive?
Training and clean-up dives are typically up to 18 meters.
Who can take this course?
Any certified PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent.
Will I participate in real clean-ups?
Yes, practical debris collection and documentation are included.
Is pre-course theory required?
Optional PADI eLearning modules are available to prepare before arrival.
Ready to Take Action for the Ocean?
Make a difference with Pearl Divers’ PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris course in Sri Lanka. Learn hands-on debris removal techniques while protecting reefs in Unawatuna and Trincomalee.