Posts in category Dive News & Events

For 18 years, DUI has traveled around the USA bringing the drysuit diving experience to over 30,000 divers. Working with the DUI dealers in the area, DUI puts up two …

The manta ray dive off Kona is an incredible experience, and one that we’ve covered recently here on CaliforniaDiver.com. It’s exhilarating to dive with a dozen or more giant mantas …

  The annual Our World Underwater dive show in Chicago took place last Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in Rosemont, Illinois, about 20 miles from downtown Chicago. The show featured more than …

While it’s been a warmer, milder winter in California this year, that hasn’t made it easier on California’s sea lion population. In the past two months alone, nearly 900 sick and starving young …

  Fishing and diving for lobster is dangerous business, and it’s even riskier outside the U.S. where safety often takes a back seat to productivity. Such is the case in …

Although diving accidents are rare, can you imagine what it would be like NOT to have a recompression chamber around? A study has shown that 69% of diving accidents are …

I stood on the “landing pad” at the Mendocino Headlands site, also known as Pipeline, catching Humboldt State University students as waves pushed them one at a time onto the …

Google’s Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy have donated $10 million to the Monterey Bay Aquarium. The money will be used for the Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program. Seafood Watch …

What is the worth of that exhilarating moment on a dive where you find yourself staring into the eye of a 500lb fish? Researchers at UC Santa Barbara are trying …

Last year, about 256,000 red abalone were legally taken by recreational divers on California’s north coast. Now, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife is exploring new ways to manage …