Welcome to the PADI Reef Rescue Diver course!
Now you can study the material from the comfort of your own home. CLICK HERE to access the Reef Rescue Diver – PADI Distinctive Specialty Course E-Book.
Be sure to read the e-book in its entirety, and watch its educational videos. In the last section, answer the Knowledge Review questions to the best of your ability. When you complete your Open Water dives with one of our partner dive shops, your instructor will review your answers with you.
Thank you for joining the Reef Rescue Network. And thank you for fighting alongside us to save coral reefs.
Happy diving!
Green Turtle Cay Travel Guide for Divers
Plan your diving trip to Green Turtle Cay, Bahamas. Discover the best dive sites, coral reefs, how to get there, where to stay, and why this Abaco island is a hidden gem for underwater adventure.
How to Volunteer for Coral Reef Restoration
Want to help restore coral reefs? Here’s how to volunteer with PIMS and the Reef Rescue Network, from dive-based restoration trips to snorkel programs, citizen science, and remote support.
Become a PADI Dive Instructor in The Bahamas | Conservation-Focused IDC
Become a PADI Dive Instructor in The Bahamas | Conservation-Focused IDC | Perry Institute for Marine Science Education & Training Ready to take your diving skills to the next level
Stream2Sea Coral Care: The World’s First Reef-Positive Sunscreen
Stream2Sea Coral Care: The World’s First Reef-Positive Sunscreen | Perry Institute for Marine Science Conservation Partners Stream2Sea Coral Care: The World’s First Reef-Positive Sunscreen Discover why PIMS has partnered with
Build a Coral Reef for the Holidays | PIMS x Partanna
PIMS is partnering with Partanna to build a 100m² carbon-negative reef. Rick Fox is matching donations up to $25k. Help us build a sanctuary for the future.
“Seafood Nation” Documentary Premiere Explores the Heart of Bahamian Culture and the Future of Fisheries
NASSAU, The Bahamas | December 5, 2025 – From the bustling stalls of Potter’s Cay to family kitchen tables across the archipelago, seafood is far more than just sustenance in
