GUE Projects

GUE trained divers form an international collection of passionate advocates supporting responsible use of aquatic environments as well as a range of conservation and public awareness initiatives. GUE is leveraging the talents of these divers as well as their GUE project affiliations as a means to expand public awareness and conservation initiatives.

Please see our Featured GUE Affiliates to get a sense of GUE's growing international collaborations.

• Multi-decade support for WKPP research and exploration; this project is featured in the accompanying case study.
• Documentation and museum support for historical wreck sites throughout Scandinavia, the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.
• Locate, survey, document and collect ancient amphorae for museum preservation.
• Carefully document damage to Britannic (Titanic’s sister ship), deliver video to Greek Ministry while supporting UK historical evaluation.
• Support public outreach and responsible use of cave systems within Australia.
• Evaluate and document sensitive subterranean ecosystems within Papya New Guinea while supporting local and government interests.
• Liaise with Chinese government while exploring, evaluating and documenting the diversity and vulnerability of local underwater caves.