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Diving instructor sentenced after student dies on training dive
Technical diving instructor Lance Palmer has been sentenced after student Roger Clarke, 55, drowned during a training dive in June 2018.
Clarke, a father-of-two from...
Leafy Seadragon Photos Win Top Awards
Nicolas Remy Wins Top Awards With His Leafy Seadragon Photos
The DPG/Wetpixel Masters Underwater Imaging Competition 2022 winners have been announced. Now in its 17th year, this contest...
Seagrass restoration trials begin in Cornwall
A pioneering project attempting to restore climate change-fighting seagrass beds in Cornwall has got underway.
Cornwall Wildlife Trust has completed its first round of seagrass...
North East set to become ‘climate leader'
A South Tyneside Council-led project aims to strengthen North Eastern coastlines and communities in the face of flooding, erosion and the impacts of climate...
UK shark fin ban moves closer to becoming law
Bite-Back Shark and Marine Conservation’s relentless campaigns to make Britain shark-fin free reached a new milestone last week when a private member’s bill to...
Seal pups rescued in Norfolk
Seal pups that ended up far away from the safety of the water were rescued in Norfolk last week.
On Thursday Marine and Wildlife Rescue...
Shark Trust calls for global shark citizen scientists
The Shark Trust has launched a new smartphone app that makes it simple for everyone to get involved in shark science and conservation. The...
Dave Gration joins Dive RAID International
Respected technical diver Dave Gration is the latest instructor trainer to join the ranks of training agency Dive RAID International.
Few serious technical divers and...
Guadalupe Island ‘closed indefinitely'
Guadalupe Island has been closed to all tourism operations until further notice, as Luke Inman explains.
Mexico's Environment Agency (SEMARNAT) closed the park in August...
Turtle Tonni makes ‘excellent progress'
The team at Anglesey Sea Zoo are delighted to report that Tonni, the tiny loggerhead turtle brought in on Thursday 5 January in a...
New Head of Raja Ampat Tourism
Mrs. Ellen Risamasu is the new head of Raja Ampat Tourism
A Word from our General Manager – Krishna Ari Vermeulen
I am proud to introduce...
Fin whale washes up on Cornish beach
The remains of a fin whale – the second largest animal on Earth - were discovered yesterday (12 January) along Cornwall’s south coast, and...
Red Sea Aggressor IV explores southern Egypt
A veritable fleet of luxury liveaboards is set to ply the Red Sea waters of Egypt, with the latest announced being the 44-metre-long Red...
Xlendi site for first national maritime archaeological park
An area of some 67,000 sq metres off Xlendi on Gozo is set to become the first archaeological national park at sea.
This unique seabed...
Six Senses Sea Hub of Environmental Learning
Six Senses Laamu Celebrates the Inauguration of the Sea Hub of Environmental Learning in Laamu (SHELL)
Six Senses Laamu proudly announces the opening of the...
New role for Paul Toomer at RAID
Technical diving guru and industry stalwart Paul Toomer has announced that he has stepped aside as President of Dive RAID International to take up new duties...
Solomon Islands Important Notice For Scuba Divers
The only Hyperbaric Chamber in the Solomon Islands is currently out of commission
Please note that the only hyperbaric chamber located in Solomon Islands is...
Join Monty Halls on European cruise
Fans of Monty Halls, Ben Fogle and Simon Calder can join their heroes on a short cruise taking in France and Holland this September.
P&O...
Let’s Go to The Zoo
Wakatobi’s Dive Site #3, The Zoo
A zoo is a place that can be enjoyed by everyone. So it's a fitting name for one of...
North Carolina’s Outer Banks In Search of Historic Shipwrecks
Scuba Diver North America’s Editor Walt Stearns heads for North Carolina’s Outer Banks in search of historic shipwrecks and sand tiger sharks.
There is a...
Top 5 Dive Sites In The Turks And Caicos
The Turks and Caicos Islands are often described as a ‘wild frontier’ where the Atlantic Oceans meet the Caribbean Sea, and are a British...
Cala Joncols Offers A Diverse Mix Of Dive Sites
Stuart Philpott makes the short hop to Spain and finds that Cala Joncols offers a diverse mix of dive sites to keep even the...
A Euro-Divers’ Maldives Quartet Resorts In The Magical Maldives
Al Hornsby island-hops around four very different, but equally appealing, resorts in the magical Maldives and finds the each has much to offer visiting...
The Tropical North’s Best Dive Sites
Want to know the best spots to dive on the Great Barrier Reef? Deborah Dickson-Smith asked Master Reef Guides to choose their top 12...
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Let’s Go to The Zoo
Wakatobi’s Dive Site #3, The Zoo
A zoo is a place that can be enjoyed by everyone. So it's a fitting name for one of...
Best Places For Scuba Diving In Southeast Asia
Scuba Diving In Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is world-renowned among the diving fraternity, and for good reason, it is home to the fabled Coral Triangle...
Best Places For Scuba Diving In The Middle East
Scuba Diving In The Middle East
Areas of the Middle East are often on the world stage, and generally, for the wrong reasons, but for...
Best Places For Scuba Diving in Micronesia and the Pacific Ocean
Scuba Diving Micronesia and the Pacific Ocean
In the western Pacific, Micronesia consists of some 600 islands, grouped into four states – Kosrae, Pohnpei, Chuuk...
Best Place For Scuba Diving The Indian Ocean
Scuba Diving The Indian Ocean
The sprawling Indian Ocean is located between Africa and Australasia, and the Southern Ocean, and is the world’s third-largest ocean,...
