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RESOURCES!

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​​​In 2025, hundreds of divers from around Australia shared their firsthand experiences of climate change and their vision for the future.

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Our research showed that the dive community understood its critical role in shaping public understanding and informing stronger climate policy, this community requested more facts and digestible information. We've collated our research into some handy reports and fact sheets, available here to download! These are free resources, but you can put some air in our tank so we can continue this work. 

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Divers on the frontlines

of climate change

Divers for Climate’s Summer of Solidarity campaign is timed for the 2025–2026 summer—a season predicted to bring another round of record-breaking marine heatwaves, following the largest ever experienced last year. For many in our community, this summer carries a sense of anxiety and uncertainty - we are on the frontline of a rapidly changing climate.

Each month will spotlight a different impact of marine heatwaves, through a consistent mix of education, engagement, and storytelling: coral bleaching, algal blooms, floods & severe weather, and shifting species.

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We aim to raise $50,000 in unrestricted core funds through community giving and philanthropic support, sending divers to parliament in early 2026 to share their invaluable experiences. By engaging thousands through storytelling and education and sharing first-hand accounts of marine heatwaves and their impacts. Divers feel heard, relevant, and connected.

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National Webinar

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Want to know how divers are feeling approaching summer?

​Recap on our webinar launch of the Summer of Solidarity, which explores results of the national survey of divers’ climate experiences. Learn how you can be part of a collective movement for change. 

Dive In Solidarity

Divers are experiencing a wider pattern of climate-driven ocean change, from coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef to disappearing kelp forests in the south. Divers are among the first to see these impacts and among the most trusted voices to communicate them.

Stand in solidarity with communities feeling the impacts firsthand. Raise the alarm on marine heatwaves and their cascading effects.

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Diver For Climate Actions â€‹:​
 

Keep diving and support local operators

Share your personal dive story on socials using #ImADiverForClimate

Write to your MP and call for stronger ocean-climate action

Sign our National Statement and send a united diver voice to decision makers

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*Divers for Climate manages donations consistent with their policy to not act as a mere conduit. Any allocation of funds or property to other persons or organisations will be made in accordance with the established purposes of the organisation and not be influenced by the preference of the donor. The organisation will not pass a donation of money or property to other organisations, bodies or persons as a condition of a donation.

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Divers for Climate acknowledge Indigenous and First Nations people as the first custodians, scientists and explorers of the ocean, and recognise their continuing connection with the land and sea. We recognise that Indigenous people are disproportionately bearing the brunt of ocean climate impacts and must play a key role in solutions. We commit to listening to, learning from and amplifying Indigenous knowledge and wisdom in all our endeavours. Divers for Climate was inspired by and created on the land and sea country of the Gimuy Walubarra Yidinji, Yirriganydji and Gunggandji people. We pay our respects to their elders past, present, and emerging.​​

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