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Escape the Diving Crowds: 6 Small Liveaboards for Intimate Scuba Safaris
There is something special about joining a small liveaboard for a more intimate dive safari. You can enjoy a more personalised service, smaller dive...
New Liveaboard offers exceptional marine life encounters in Socorro and Guadalupe
The new Socorro Aggressor liveaboard launches in December and transports scuba divers to encounter great white sharks at Guadalupe or giant manta rays, humpback whales, dolphins and sharks at the Socorro Islands.
How Does Plastic End Up in the Ocean and How Do We Stop It?
We all know that our oceans have become a dumping ground for rubbish and our coastlines are covered in plastic. It’s been all over...
Palau bans harmful sunscreens
Diving hotspot Palau is the world's first country to ban sunscreen lotion containing environmentally harmful ingredients.
Autonomous shipping is the future for the maritime industry
In terms of transportation, we hear a lot about the future of land-based travel, with self-driving cars a hot topic for discussion. We also...
Cheap is good for sustainable fish fingers
Saver brands of fish fingers are surprisingly sustainable. They contain just four different species - Atlantic cod, Pacific cod, Alaska pollock and haddock
Revealed: where to dive with Manta Rays
Awesome to see underwater, the Manta Ray is an enormous fish spanning. They live in warm waters around the world, gracefully flying through the...
Huish Outdoors Recalls Zeagle Sport Buoyancy Control Devices (BCDs) due to “Drowning Hazard”
Huish Outdoors has recalled its Zeagle Sport BCDS due to "drowning hazard" to scuba divers.
The buttons on the BCD inflators can break or fracture...
Marine-i backs innovative research approach for coastal wildlife
Rock Pool Project app lets the public identify a wide range of marine species and record the specific locations in which they were found - building up a unique new database
Thailand limits number of divers visiting the Similans
No more than 525 divers can now visit the Similan Islands on any one day. Good news for the environment.