Helping divers put their skills to good use — and helping the people restoring our oceans stay visible, funded, and supported.
I built DivePurpose for a simple reason: most divers want to help the ocean, but they don't always know where to start.
At the same time, many dive centers are doing real conservation work every day — and hardly anyone knows about them.
DivePurpose connects those two worlds.
We help divers choose dive centers where every dive supports something bigger.
Sometimes that means joining a coral nursery session or a reef clean-up. Sometimes it simply means diving with a purpose-driven operator — because where you dive is a vote.
When divers choose centers doing restoration, monitoring, education and community projects, those centers survive. They grow. They hire more locals. They keep restoring reefs, removing nets, maintaining nurseries and training the next generation of ocean stewards.
That choice alone already makes a difference.
DivePurpose is still early, but the approach is clear:
Our goal isn't perfection. It's awareness, transparency, and helping divers make informed choices that directly support good work.
Diving is unique: every diver already has the skill, comfort, mindset and access to be useful in the water.
You don't need to be a scientist. You don't need to quit your job. You don't need to plant a thousand corals on week one.
You just need to dive in places where your presence helps the people doing the work. And when you do want to get involved, we show you how — whether it's monitoring, nurseries, surveys, cleanups or community projects.
DivePurpose exists to make that path clear, trusted and accessible.
We're building a global home for purpose-driven diving — a platform that:
This is just the beginning, but the direction is set: more awareness, more action, more purpose — one dive at a time.
Explore our directory of verified conservation dive centers and find your next meaningful dive.