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Global Underwater Explorers
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What GUE has always been about
Global Underwater Explorers is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and preservation of the aquatic realm. GUE projects are supported by an international contingent of members; these include scientists and explorers engaged in cutting edge exploration and ground breaking research. Today GUE is well known for its unique training system, but its revolutionary methods are an organic extension of what GUE has always been about...
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GUE Environmental Advances
Global Underwater Explorers emerged out of a shared desire to safely
explore and protect the underwater world and to improve the quality
of education and research in all things aquatic. Learn more about
GUE's non-profit research and conservation initiatives.
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WKPP - World Record Cave Dive
On Dec 15, 2007 divers from the Global Underwater Explorers’ WKPP team completed one of the most celebrated cave dives in the world. Jarrod Jablonski and Casey Mckinlay completed this dive in order to prove the connection between Wakulla Springs and Leon Sinks cave systems. As a result of the connection the two caves have become one system formally known as the Wakulla- Leon Sinks Cave system. This cave is the longest underwater cave in the United States and the fourth largest underwater cave in the world. In order to prove the connection the divers traveled a distance of nearly seven miles (36,000 feet). The Scuba dive set two world records including the longest cave dive between two entrances and the longest traverse in a deep cave.
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