Posts in category Dive News & Events

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 …

This week, 36 world-class athletes from 20 different countries are joining dual World Record holder William Trubridge to compete in the 2016 Vertical Blue Freedive Challenge at Dean’s Blue Hole, Bahamas. This freediving …