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Acropora coral
By Nicole Helgason Conservation Marine Species

01 Jan 2018
Identifying Acropora Corals in the Caribbean

Acropora corals, commonly known as staghorn or elkhorn corals, are one of the most abundant — and recognizable — corals worldwide.

Scuba Diving
By Thomas Gronfeldt Freediving New to Scuba Training

31 Dec 2017
Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Skin Diving, Freediving: What’s the Difference?

You have plenty of friends who don’t dive. Here’s how to explain to them the difference between scuba diving, snorkeling, skin diving and freediving.

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By Scuba Diver Life Videos

31 Dec 2017
Blue Shark Feeding Frenzy

When whales die, they become a feast for countless animals in the ocean. In this case, we get to witness some blue sharks getting their fill.

Dunning-Kruger
By Marcus Knight Health In the Water New to Scuba Training

30 Dec 2017
Training Fundamentals: The Dunning-Kruger Diver

What is the Dunning-Kruger effect, and what role does this condition play in dive incidents and accidents?

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By Scuba Diver Life Videos

30 Dec 2017
Friendly Dolphins in the Red Sea

Some lucky divers got the encounter of a lifetime with very friendly wild dolphins in the Red Sea

Macro Photography in Utila
By Christine Brinkley Photo Gear & Techniques

29 Dec 2017
Macro Photography in Utila Part II:  How to Get the Shot

There is no substitute for practice and experience, but in the second of two articles on macro photography in Utila we’ll offer you some tips and tricks to get started.

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By Guest Author Conservation In the Water Wrecks

28 Dec 2017
NOAA National Marine Sanctuary Shipwrecks: City of Washington

National marine sanctuaries protect some of the most spectacular ocean and Great Lakes resources in the United States, including shipwrecks like the City of Washington.

Paralenz Dive Camera
By Press Release News Photo Gear & Techniques

27 Dec 2017
The Paralenz Dive Camera: Tested by Divers for Divers

The Paralenz Dive Camera was built by divers, for divers. And it was tested by divers too. Here’s what a worldwide group of water enthusiasts has to say about the new camera.

U.N. Plastic Resolution
By Trevor Sanford Conservation News

26 Dec 2017
U.S., China and India Reject U.N. Plastic Resolution

The United States, China and India have rejected a U.N. resolution calling for targets to tackle ocean-plastic waste

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By Chris Vyvyan-Robinson In the Water Marine Species

25 Dec 2017
Marine Species: Salmon Shark

Although it’s got a stable conservation status, few divers have ever seen the elusive salmon shark.

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By Guest Author In the Water Photo Gear & Techniques

24 Dec 2017
Animals and Underwater Photography Angles

Once you become technically competent in underwater photography, using unique angles to shoot animals in creative ways can create unique compositions.

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By Chris Vyvyan-Robinson In the Water Marine Species

23 Dec 2017
Marine Species: Mako Shark

There are two species of mako shark, the shortfin and the longfin. The shortfin is far more common, with a few places in the world to spot them.

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By Nicole Helgason In the Water Marine Species Resources

22 Dec 2017
Caribbean Coral Roundup: Star Coral

Star coral may not be the flashiest species, but this vital reef-building coral dominates Caribbean reefs. Here’s how to identify star coral when you see it on your next dive.

CESA
By Marcus Knight In the Water

21 Dec 2017
Training Tips: How to Safely Conduct a CESA

What is a Controlled Emergency Swimming Ascent (CESA) and how do you safely execute one?

Top Tips to Tame Your Diver’s Mane (1)
By Beth McCrea In the Water Resources

20 Dec 2017
Top Tips to Tame Your Diver’s Mane

Diving can be especially hard on your hair. Here are our top eight tips to help tame your diver’s mane, leaving your locks lustrous instead of a dry, frizzy mess.

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By Rebecca Strauss Conservation In the Water

19 Dec 2017
World’s Major Fishing Nations Agree to an Arctic Ocean Moratorium

In a spot of good news for the fish of the Arctic Ocean, the world’s major fishing nations have agreed to halt commercial fishing in the Arctic.

Best Scuba Diving in Lombok
By Yvonne Press Dive Locations In the Water Travel

18 Dec 2017
Best Scuba Diving in Lombok

While neighboring Bali is firmly established on the tourist circuit, nearby Lombok remains something of a hidden gem. Here’s some of the best scuba diving in Lombok.

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By Beth McCrea Conservation In the Water

17 Dec 2017
The Billion Oyster Project

One of the planet’s most diverse environments once contained 220,000 acres of oyster reefs. Now decimated, young scuba divers and students from the Billion Oyster Project are working to restore it.

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