In this issue

After a 4-year hiatus, UWPC was held
again this year. As the organiser, we
are honoured to have received many
outstanding submissions. We sincerely
thank everyone for their support, which
made this event a success. In this issue
of the magazine, we will showcase
this year’s award-winning works and
photographers, with the cover photo taken by Vanessa Mignon, the winner
of the Best Cover award, featuring a Port Jackson shark.
If you’re up for a continuous wreck diving marathon, check out Ali’s insights
into the Brockville dive site in Canada. Josh recommends the Julian Rocks
Marine Reserve in Australia, where you can spot various marine giants.
Anthony guides us to explore Museo Atlántico sculptures by UK artist Jason
deCaires Taylor, offering a unique immersive diving experience.
In this issue, we had the privilege of interviewing Edward Lai, founder
of Nauticam, who shared insights into entrepreneurship. We hope
readers interested in underwater photography equipment or the diving
industry will find it beneficial. Gillian introduced Lemon Sharks, her first
encounter with a shark species in the ocean. Kate generously provides a
comprehensive guide to wide-angle underwater photography.
Shane shares his experience of clearing invasive European green crabs with
the Vancouver Island Coastal Restoration Society, illustrating the impact
of invasive species on local ecosystems and current control methods.
Through these discussions, we hope to raise awareness that environmental
conservation is a long-term commitment.

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