2020
We provided vessel, submersible, and personnel support in the Bahamas for Triton Submarines to test their brand new 3K6, a six person submersible capable of descending to 1000m and equipped with the largest spherical acrylic pressure hull ever made.
In support of Dr. Austin Gallagher's Shark Research with Beneath the Waves, the Global SubDive team headed to Bahamas to help tag tiger sharks.
The Team provided marine and support operations for Oceanbased Perpetual Energy in support of their search to help produce renewable energy from Florida's Gulfstream.
2019
On their second successful support expedition with the Nekton Foundation, the Global SubDive Team traveled to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean to execute submersible operations for Nekton Mission First Descent.
2018
In collaboration with Fins Attached, we provided resources to study shark nurseries of Guadalupe Island, Mexico with leading marine biologists Dr. Mauricio Hoyos aboard the Sharkwater.
2017
We facilitated resources to film 8 weeks of Discovery Cooper's Treasure documentary adventure TV show. You can see NEMO sub, piloted by our CEO, Robert Carmichael, during the shoot.
In May of 2017, Global Underwater Explorers’ (GUE) New Zealand (GUE NZ) dive groups organized a Project Baseline conservation mission in Fiji to survey the health of coral reefs. The project surveyed reef conditions at multiple depths by leveraging SCUBA divers and M/Y Ad-Vantage’s 1,000 meters, 3-person submersible Moby around the islands of Fiji.
2016
Through community outreach & education, science & research, and legal advocacy, Miami Waterkeeper is ensuring all South Floridians can have swimmable, drinkable, fishable water, as well as protected ecosystems and habitats, and a plan for future sea level rise.
From our submersibles to our ROVs, from our elite dive team to our support vessels, Global Sub Dive participated in the Nekton Mission I: The XL Catlin Deep Ocean Survey by teaming with UK-based conservation organization, Nekton Foundation.
We also execute historical missions such as Battle of the Atlantic, where our submersibles shone first lights in over 75-years on the German submarine U-576 and it’s last casualty (Bluefields) lying 200-meters away at a depth. A documentary film project will soon highlight NOAA's and our exploration capabilities.
2015
In conjunction with Project Baseline, Global SubDive team conducted survey dives to assess the environmental problem caused the failed Osborne Tire Reef project and provide a solution for the removal of the tires.
