When divers talk about bucket-list destinations, Raja Ampat is never far from the conversation. Situated…
By Howard RosensteinReviewed by Dan Orr Rarely do I sit down and read a book…
One of the most iconic wreck dives in the world now has its own dedicated…
Momentum around the iGarden Swimjet X Series continues to accelerate, with the project’s Kickstarter campaign…
National Geographic’s annual summer event SHARKFEST returns for its fin-credible 14th year, combining jaw-dropping encounters with groundbreaking science and expert-led storytelling that reveal…
With the overwhelming support of the dive community for more than ten years, PADI Women’s Dive Day has unquestionably grown into a…
For generations, humanity’s impact on the planet has leaned heavily toward destruction rather than conservation. But what happens when our…
Sturgeon comprise nearly 30 distinct fish species within the Acipenseridae family. Often called “living fossils,” their direct lineages trace back…
“Among the hidden rewards of muck diving in British Columbia is stumbling upon small dramas playing out in the shadows…
Long before European sails appeared on the horizon, the Labrador coast had been home to Indigenous cultures for about 9,000…
Travelers picture remote coastal trips as quiet beaches and small fishing towns, along with clear water with no crowds. And…
Built at the Frank Phelps Shipyard in Chaumont, New York, in 1899, the Northern Lights was a 39-gross-ton scow schooner…
A major legal conflict has emerged over the fate of the Titanic’s deep-sea relics. According to recently unsealed federal court…
After a dive trip, it’s tempting to unload everything, rinse what looks dirty, and promise yourself you’ll organize it later.…
Scuba training has changed dramatically over the past few decades. While open-water experience remains the foundation of diver development, today’s…