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For more than two decades, scientists have been telling us that Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are one of the keys to long term ocean health. While some debated their worth early on, today there’s [...]

Doctors and nurses aren’t the only jobs that require CPR and first aid training. Before applying for a position in one of the fields below, make sure you have hands-on CPR and first aid training. [...]

The Big Island of Hawaii is world renowned for its awe-inspiring natural beauty and unique ecological features, drawing nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts from around the world – most [...]

With more than 40 named sites, Oahu definitely delivers when it comes to diving—so much so that it can be a challenge to know where to begin. Sound like a lot? Start with these six must-see dive [...]

Photo: Jill Heinerth   By Dr. David Sawatzky Rebreathers are becoming ever more common in the diving community, and in diving fatality records.  I wanted to write a column on rebreather [...]

You may have seen the film, Watermorphosis, on our social media channels. With it’s different approach and integration of artistic expression in the telling of the plastic pollution problem [...]

Black Friday is upon us, and as you probably know, that means big sales on everything from toys to home goods. This year, PADI Travel is joining in on the fun and offering huge discounts on scuba [...]

Traditionally we’ve treated water as if the supply were endless, but the planet’s running out. Conservation is critical. Photo: Jill Heinerth   Text and Photography by Jill Heinerth The bright [...]

By Author Mike Seares LIGHTS! CAMERA! SUB ACTION! came about from a desire to tell the story of working in an industry where remarkable things can happen, all in a day’s work. ​The aim of the [...]

Olowalu Reef has long been considered Maui’s ‘crown jewel’ and one of the Hawaiian Island’s greatest treasures. Located on the west side of the island of Maui, this one thousand acre coral reef [...]