Posts in category Dive News & Events

On Sunday, hundreds of dead squid washed ashore on beaches near Aptos, and California Department of Fish and Game scientists are trying to find out why.  Squid were found on beaches …

An engineering school graduate in Australia has figured out another way to put a scuba tank to good use: powering his motorcycle. Dean Benstad’s motorcycle, called the 02 Pursuit, uses …

Conservation groups are celebrating today’s European Parliament vote to close loopholes in the European Union ban on shark finning – the culmination of six years of campaigning and debate.  Members …

Method, producer of environmentally-safe cleaning products, has just introduced the world’s first bottle made with ocean plastic. The bottles will contain dish and hand soap, and are available at Whole …

Got Mussles? Lake Tahoe does, and officials are doing their best to get rid of them. First discovered on a beach in Emerald Bay in 2009, Asian Clams have multiplied …

The Historical Diving Society USA will be holding their 20th anniversary conference in Santa Barbara, California on November 9-12, 2012, the weekend prior to the DEMA show in Las Vegas. An …

In recent years, the growth of programs such as the Handicapped Scuba Association and Diveheart  (among many others) have greatly opened up scuba diving to the disabled.  Parapeligics, quadrapeligics, and even the …

 CDPH Advises Consumers Not To Eat Shellfish, Crustaceans and Some Fish From Ventura County Posted Thursday, August 23, 2012 The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is advising consumers not …

Last weekend, Undersea Voyager Project founder and Shark Hero Scott Cassell took his submarine on a test dive to 500 feet deep. The dive was a complete success. Below is Scott’s account …

DUI is visiting San Carlos Beach in Monterey August 25-26, and they’re bringing along more than 120 drysuits that you can take for a test dive. Drysuits are available in …