Posts in category Dive News & Events

Australia has a shark problem. Or, perhaps, the sharks there have a people problem. Either way, the distance between the two hasn’t been enough. Shark bites have been on a …

Dr. Glen Egstrom’s research in diving performance and development of fitness principles are timeless. His diligent work, role model and influence, continues to inspire and permeate the sport, business and …

An opportunity to visit the far back side of Santa Cruz Island is one I don’t get often and when I do, it is tough to say no. I was …

Heal The Bay, a Southern California environmental group focused on restoring the Santa Monica Bay, is sounding the alarm about a highly toxic ocean traveler being twice found late this week …

Diving is a highly sensory personal experience. The feel of weightlessness and water on the skin, the steady sound of breathing and bubbles, and visual movements of fascinating creatures elicit …

Lobster season is in full swing in both California and Florida, and the warmer waters we’re having here this year may result in an even more abundant season than usual, which …

During the years that Alcatraz was a state prison, prisoners were regularly told that the Bay around Alcatraz was full of great white sharks. It’s turns out it’s true.  Or …

The Northwest Diving History Association concluded their annual weekend meeting and event Sunday evening in Olympia, Washington. The event marks the fifth year for the Association, which is dedicated to recording and preserving …

On September 24, 2015, The Marine Mammal Center responded to a whale carcass that washed ashore south of the Alameda Creek Trail in the Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont, CA. The …

Bluewater Photo has announced the winners of the 5th Annual SoCal Shootout. With excellent conditions, their highest number of participants and overall great photographers this year made for an intense competition with …