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NAtional Survey 

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

This report brings those voices together to show who these divers are, what they are seeing, and the systemic change they want to drive forward. It highlights how the dive community can play a critical role in shaping public understanding and informing stronger climate policy at all levels.

'I'M A DIVER

FOR CLIMATE'

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Since early 2025, South Australia has been facing one of the worst algal blooms on record. Causing devastation to marine life, disrupting tourism, and deeply affecting our community. Divers for Climate launched our first rapid response, working alongside local dive centres and communities to document the impacts, share frontline stories, and push for stronger climate action at local and national levels.

STAND IN SOLIDARITY

WITH SOUTH AUSTRALIA​

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Bringing climate stories to the surface

Photo credit: The Undertow Media

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Divers for Climate

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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