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Some of my previous blogs mention the differences divers make when we unite for important changes. A recent example, more than 23,000 divers and supporters joined Project AWARE® and other groups [...]

By Michael Menduno Bill Stone sporting the 165-pound MK-1 fully redundant rebreather, dubbed F.R.E.D. (Failsafe Rebreather for Exploration Diving), which he trialed on a 24-hour dive. Photo: Noel [...]

By Kirk Krack & Ashley Futral Chapman  World record holder Ashley Futral Chapman has continued freediving through the pregnancy of two children. Photo courtesy: Ashley Futral Chapman There is [...]

For some divers, the only zodiac they believe in is the one that drops them off at the dive site. For others, astrology gives them helpful insights. Whether you get anxious whenever Mercury is in [...]

Our new dive travel column begins by tackling a problem that affects many of us By Fly & Sea  Well, this is one way to avoid jet lag on your dive trip!. Photo: Russell Clark We all know that [...]

By Jill Heinerth Dive masks can have corrective lenses inserted – it’s always nice to be able to read your gauges!. Photo: Jill Heinerth If you are over forty years of age, you are probably [...]

You can tell when someone is passionate about their work when they arrive early for their cleaning duty, with excitement to spare. I’m with Paige, tagging along for the afternoon window-wiping [...]

This summer, Dr. Sylvia Earle and her team at Mission Blue officially declared Scotland’s Argyll Coast and Islands as a Hope Spot – the first ever in mainland United Kingdom. Hope Spots are [...]

India is a land of huge extremes. On one side there is the great desert while on the other side there is the North Eastern region of the country where it rains all year round. In the north of [...]