The Marine Life Sanctuaries Society held a Beach Interpretation Program for a group of biologists at Porteau Cove Marine Park. A dead giant skate had washed up on shore by... Read More
With over 400 species of sharks, covering nearly every oceanic environment around the world, these cartilaginous fish are often pivotal, apex predators within their particular food chain. Highly evolved to be ultimate predators, it is no wonder that we... Read More
“ You don’t have to wait, go ahead and descend and we’ll be behind you as soon as the rest are in the water”, Maurice said with a smile. I... Read More
You don’t generally associate the sport of Scuba Diving with World Records. That’s mainly the preserve of competitive sports. However, last year, one Irishman decided he was going to create... Read More
“Freedom Scuba USA is the best-kept diving secret in New York,” says owner and founder Carl Sanfilippo. That might seem like a bold statement, but Carl has a lot to... Read More
I traveled to the Revillagigedo Archipelago in March for an opportunity to dive with the Giant Pacific manta rays. I was told that this is the place to see many of them,... Read More
The Marine Life Sanctuaries Society has been developing a Beach Interpretation Program in local communities to engage people with understanding the sea life right next to where they live. In... Read More
This is a guest blog post by Kevin Perkins Last week we took a look at some basic facts before delving into the causes and possible cures for what ails... Read More
This is a guest post by Gareth Phillips Apart from the obvious lure of taking my first breaths underwater, the art of wreck diving is what drove me to pursue... Read More
A few months ago, my wife Debbie and I dove in Akumal, Mexico. We had fabulous weather, great viz, and easy diving. On all but one of our five dive... Read More
