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Emergency Measures Force Closing of Marine Activities
Captain Jim Hill got his master’s license in 1996. He began taking divers into the Atlantic Ocean aboard Loggerhead out of the...
DAN – Stick to the Truth on Your Medical Form
One
of the best things about scuba diving is that it can be enjoyed by people with
a wide range of abilities, but as...
Traveling with Friends, Making Memories at the Boston Sea Rovers Show
The Boston Sea Rovers’ annual show,
and film festival highlight the accomplishments of the world’s foremost
underwater cinematographers and divers. The Boston Sea Rovers...
Whale of a Tale Series – “Finding the Freedom” Part 1
Let’s start this story where the
hunt began. In the early ‘80s, Gary Gentile invited some hearty north-east
wreckers to explore shipwrecks along the...
Tubbataha: Coral Kingdom of the Sulu Sea
The reef was healthy. In fact, exquisitely healthy. Hard and soft
corals crowded each other for space while clouds of Anthias in rainbow...
Dive into History Part Six: Museums & Libraries
In the last article we dived into the beast that is the National Archives (NARA). There are three important points readers should...
Whale of a Tale – Rockage and Wreckage in the Rocks
The task of wreck hunting becomes
muddled when searching an area congested by rock formations. Wreck anglers and
wreck divers along the sandy coastline...
SCUBEE HONEY: Let’s Talk About BEES!
They are the super pollinators of our planet!
Article by Selene Muldowney
Bees are often...
Mote Marine: A Symbol of Hope and A Celebration of the...
Reef systems the world over have seen sharp increases in coral mortality, through a myriad of factors both natural and man-made. Within...
DCDive Show Celebrates Spirit of Scuba, Robust Attendance
On the weekend of February 22 and 23, scuba aficionados,
ocean lovers, shipwreck enthusiasts, and everyone connected to the sea
converged on the Walter...
