Category: Conservation
Coral Disease Outbreak Affects Florida and Caribbean
A historic coral disease outbreak in Florida and the Caribbean offers divers an opportunity to contribute to research and help restore damaged reef.
Marine Species: Billfish
It’s rare to see a billfish on a dive, although you can snorkel with them seasonally off the Yucatan Peninsula. Here are some quick facts about billfish.
Underwater Robot Delivers Baby Corals to the Great Barrier Reef
Stewards of the Great Barrier Reef are working toward greater resilience to climate events with help from some ground-breaking technology: and an underwater robot is delivering corals
The Reef Rescue Network
The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a nonprofit organization committed to protecting the oceans. To that end, they’ve created the Reef Rescue Network.
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Canada Bans Cetaceans in Captivity — and Single-Use Plastic
Good news coming out of Canada: the country has passed legislation to ban breeding or keeping cetaceans in captivity — and all single-use plastics by 2021
Diving the ex-HMAS Tobruk in Queensland
Just when you thought scuba diving in Queensland couldn’t get any better, you've got to add the enormous ex-HMAS Tobruk to your bucket list.
The ABCs of Technical Diving: Q through T
Here’s the next in our series on the ABCs of technical diving, starting with Q for questions and ending with T for turn pressure.
Preserving America’s Underwater Battlefield: F.W. Abrams
This year, Scuba Diver Life and NOAA are partnering to profile 12 different ships in the Graveyard of the Atlantic. This month we visit the F.W. Abrams.
