Posts in category Dive News & Events

Plastic pollution in our oceans is a major problem for wildlife. Around the world, it is estimated that at least 1 million sea birds and 100,000 marine mammals and sea turtles …

Most divers don’t think “blue water diving” when visiting this tropical vacation destination, but the Hawaiian Islands are located near the middle of the Pacific Ocean more than 2,400 miles …

Last summer, dozens of large great white sharks, some measuring as big as 18 feet, were spotted in the Monterey Bay around the 4th of July. This season it appears …

The down line disappeared into the murky waters of Coron Bay in the Philippines and with 25 foot visibility we simply had to trust that eventually it would lead us …

Several Southern California beaches have become much more colorful lately as millions of tiny red crabs have washed ashore. The 1- to 3-inch-long crabs have washed up for several years along the …

Destination: Green Planet, an online mini-documentary series highlighting positive efforts around the world that focus on protection, conservation and the overall health of our planet, is online now. Destination Green Planet is …

If you’re interested in helping to protect California’s north coast abalone resources, here’s a great opportunity to become involved. Next weekend, May 21-22, ReefCheck is offering a one day abalone …

A 57-year old man from Oakland is still missing after 2 days of searching by rescuers. The man, who was diving for abalone in rough conditions on Monday near Moat …

Sustainable Shark Diving (www.sustainablesharkdiving.com) is a new website that provides tools and “Trip Advisor-like reviews of shark dive tourism operations around the world. The website, previewed at the 2015 DEMA Show …

Divers in Southern California – and worldwide – have a great opportunity this Thursday, April 28, to learn about some of California’s shipwrecks at a presentation taking pace at the …