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Dive Diet
By Gretchen M. Ashton Health

03 Aug 2016
Dive Diet: Grilling Fruit and Vegetables

Eating healthy can be challenging at summer barbecues when side dishes can include potato salad, pasta salad and chips. Add grilled fruit and veggies to your dive diet to cut calories.

Norway kills more whales
By Jessica Macdonald Conservation Marine Species News

02 Aug 2016
Norway Kills More Whales Than Any Other Nation

Japan is not the only nation to ignore the moratorium on international whaling: Norway kills more whales each year than both Iceland and Japan combined.

Cold-Water Scuba Diving
By Richard Devanney In the Water Training

01 Aug 2016
Making the Transition to Cold-Water Scuba Diving

For tropical divers, the thought of diving in 50 F (10 C) waters may not be very appealing. But with much to see in colder seas, it may be time to try it out.

trash_heroes_featured
By Hélène Reynaud Conservation

31 Jul 2016
Conservation Spotlight: Trash Hero

In this series of articles, we will look at conservation organizations focused on ocean protection, and what you can do to get involved.

padi course director
By Hélène Reynaud Training

30 Jul 2016
Becoming a PADI Course Director Part I: The Application

The PADI Course Director rating is the highest level of certification within the organization when it comes to teaching scuba instructors. How does one go about becoming a course director?

Dive Briefing
By Guest Author Training

29 Jul 2016
Diving Fundamentals: The Dive Briefing

As an experienced diver, it’s easy to become blasé about the dive briefing, but paying attention during this 5- to 10-minute presentation is crucial.

good dive buddy
By Christine Brinkley In the Water New to Scuba Training

28 Jul 2016
Be a Good Dive Buddy to Your Child (Without Hovering Too Close)

Parents of diving children will likely approach dives very differently when their buddy is their child versus anyone else. What’s the best way to be a good dive buddy while also giving your kids the room they need to build their dive skills?   

South African Great Whites
By Jessica Macdonald Conservation Marine Species News

27 Jul 2016
South African Great Whites on the Verge of Extinction

Long associated with South African waters, the iconic great white shark may be facing localized extinction.

Navy Sonar
By Jessica Macdonald Conservation News

26 Jul 2016
Court Rules in Favor of Marine Mammals in U.S. Navy Sonar Debate

After a protracted legal battle, a federal appeals court in San Francisco has ruled that the low-frequency active sonar used by the U.S. Navy constitutes a violation of the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

Lembeh Strait
By Guest Author Dive Locations Photo Gear & Techniques

26 Jul 2016
Lembeh: A Photographer’s Dream

Legendary Lembeh, just off northern Sulawesi in Indonesia, is a photographer’s dream. There’s no better muck diving in the world, so keep your eyes open and your camera at the ready — you never know what you’ll see.

Washed Ashore
By Jessica Macdonald Conservation

25 Jul 2016
Turning Pollution into Art: Washed Ashore

Plastic pollution poses one of the greatest threats to the marine environment, but one Oregon non-profit is turning this trash into art.

best dive sites in bonaire
By Robert Osborne Dive Locations Travel

24 Jul 2016
The Best Dive Sites in Bonaire

Bonaire has long been one of the top dive spots in the Caribbean, if not the world. What makes this tiny (Dutch) island so special?

the hunt for the roanoke
By Guest Author Wrecks

23 Jul 2016
The Hunt for the Roanoke: Part II

Hunting for the elusive Roanoke wreck is a full-time passion for some scuba divers in Bermuda.

Wrist or Console Dive Computers
By Thomas Gronfeldt Dive Computers

22 Jul 2016
Wrist or Console Dive Computers

With so many choices on the market, which type of dive computer is right for you?

new diver to instructor
By Guest Author Lauren Feather Training

21 Jul 2016
From a New Diver to an Instructor in Six Months: Pros and Cons

Progressing from a new diver to an instructor in six months is what’s known in the diving industry as going from a “zero to hero.” What are the pros and cons of this method of training?

clownfish
By Hélène Reynaud Marine Species

20 Jul 2016
Marine Species: Clownfish

Made even more popular by the movie “Finding Nemo,” the iconic clownfish is one of the most frequently seen fish when diving in the Indo-Pacific and Red Sea. Although they’re quite common, they’re no less fascinating.

Proper Scuba Descent
By Thomas Gronfeldt In the Water Training

19 Jul 2016
Making a Proper Scuba Descent

When it comes to safety, starting your dive properly sets the tone for the entire experience.

spider crab migration
By Matt Testoni Marine Species

18 Jul 2016
The Great Spider Crab Migration

Each winter, thousands of melon-sized crabs crawl across the sea floor in Port Philip Bay, Victoria. Here’s what you need to know to check it out.

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