Posts in category Dive News & Events

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 …

Turks & Caicos Islands are nestled in the Atlantic Ocean at the southernmost tip of the Bahamas due north from the Dominican Republic. Consisting of two island groups, Turks and …

Three abalone divers from San Jose found themselves in trouble on Tuesday, April 12, while diving for abalone. After they were rescued, they discovered that their troubles in the rough waters …

It’s been five years since the tsunami hit the coast of Japan, yet the debris is still being carried by the Pacific currents and washing up on California beaches. Since …

On Saturday, April 16, Sport Chalet announced that they are closing their doors and began going-out-of-business sales at their 47 stores. They have also stopped all of their online sales, effective immediately. …

  The Monterey Bay Aquarium has updated their Seafood Watch recommendations, which recommends seafood is that is fished or farmed in ways that have less impact on the environment. At the top …

Scuba diving is an enjoyable activity for millions of divers, and many of the experiences we have underwater can only be described as magnificent, inspiring, and exhilarating. For one group of people—kids and adults …