The recent landmark announcement of the world’s newest and largest marine protected area (MPA) in the Ross Sea in Antarctica brought great personal joy to me and closure to an incredible journey that began ten-years ago.
The recent landmark announcement of the world’s newest and largest marine protected area (MPA) in…
The waters of New Zealand are home to a number of colourful moray eel species and conger eels, which can be dived with in places such as the Poor Knights marine reserve in Northland. Spending time with eels isn’t restricted to scuba diving though, as the land of the long white cloud is also home to the Longfin eel; a freshwater species only found in New Zealand and declining in numbers.
The waters of New Zealand are home to a number of colourful moray eel species…
The U.S. election was a chilling illustration of the atrocious state of public discourse. It doesn’t bode well for a country once admired for leadership in education and science.
The U.S. election was a chilling illustration of the atrocious state of public discourse. It…
Diving occupies a complex place in modern recreational and competitive sport and as a professional vocation at any level.
Diving occupies a complex place in modern recreational and competitive sport and as a professional…
With the countdown to Black Friday now on, diving holiday specialist, Regaldive, has unveiled its range of exciting Black Friday Offers.
Save a minimum of 10% on most holidays and liveaboards worldwide With the countdown to…
What really happened to the 129 men aboard the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus as they attempted to explore the unknown territory of the Northwest Passage?
What really happened to the 129 men aboard the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus as…
Small, easy-to-ignore symptoms are often the first signs of decompression sickness.
Small, easy-to-ignore symptoms are often the first signs of decompression sickness. The diver was a…
Recent advances in electronic shark repellents and their potential to control shark-human interactions non-lethally are discussed in this interview with Paul von Blerk, a Project Specialist at Kwazulu-Natal Sharks Board in South Africa.
Australia has experienced a tragic week with the loss of six people who died scuba diving or snorkelling in Australian waters.
Our awesome Open Water students Marshall, Natalia and Mark (seen here with Instructor Trish on the left) had an amazing experience at Goat Island earlier this season when they had a group of playful dolphins come and say hi!
Our awesome Open Water students Marshall, Natalia and Mark (seen here with Instructor Trish on…
It is with much relief we share the news that five sperm whales have been sighted by Whale Watch Kaikoura just six days after the 7.8 magnitude earthquakes that impacted Kaikoura and surrounds heavily. Whilst Whale Watch are currently closed for business, a short press release on their website shows their evident joy at the whales’ return to the area:
It is with much relief we share the news that five sperm whales have been…