With the traditional Antarctic whaling season fast approaching, conservationists are waiting to see whether Japan will make good threats to resume their annual whale hunt.
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Plastic pollution may be even more pervasive in our oceans than we think — or can even see.
One of the hardest things about diving (no, really) is squirming into your wetsuit. A nice, snug fit underwater can mean an impossible time trying to don the suit on dry land. Here are a few tips to help you keep from breaking a sweat, or a nail, while getting ready to hit the water.
This is the 53rd of our scuba cartoon series by Jerry King. Let us know what you think and submit your own if you have any!
So, while the Thames’ may never become a popular dive destination, it is nevertheless a fantastic example of a thriving, urban aquatic ecosystem, and potentially, a great place for unexpected wildlife sightings.
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, November 5, 2015 – On Thursday, November 5, the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT) announced…
Whether it’s your first liveaboard or you’ve been hooked for years, here are a few tips to keep in mind before you board.
Two of the Cayman Islands’ best shipwrecks are celebrating pivotal anniversaries in 2016.
Danish sushi restaurant group Sticks ‘n’ Sushi is striving for sustainability
Conservationists looking for new locations to start a sustainable shark-diving project
If managed correctly, aquariums have fantastic potential for educating the general public about marine life and contributing to conservation initiatives.
This wreck sits almost directly in the harbor of Hurghada, making it easy to reach for day boats and liveaboards alike, and offers great diving and an interesting bit of history.
If you’d really like to make the leap to managing a boutique dive resort here are some tips to turn your dreams into reality.
Far from being aggressive, the manatees of Crystal River are so accustomed to humans that they’re more affectionate than I ever could have guessed.
While most animals simply pass by or hover at a distance, some are interested in interacting with divers, even being playful. Here are a few of the more playful of the bunch.
The clear, turquoise waters that surround and flow between this group of about 700 atolls and cays, making up the Bahamian islands, are indeed a diver’s paradise.
SeaLife announced their latest addition to the Micro camera series, the Micro 2.0 underwater camera at the DEMA (Diving Equipment…
