As divers, we have a duty to the species we go to see in their underwater realm and this duty is particularly important with seahorses By Neil Garrick-Maidment, The Seahorse Trust SEAHORSES ARE EASILY STRESSED and it is crucial […]
All one needs to do is fill out this short survey about their media habits and views on learning more about the environment and sustainable diving practices. Reef-World is working to make sustainable diving the social norm through Green […]
An international team of marine scientists has discovered not just one but two new species of the rarely seen six-gilled sawshark, Pliotrema kajae and Pliotrema annae, in the West Indian Ocean. The newly discovered sharks, affectionately known as Kaja’s and […]
Our Weekly Podcast about the Ocean & it’s Plastic Conundrum Interviewed by Nora Ismail Video produced by Dorothy Clement Underwater360 caught up with Mr Mohammad Reza Cordova, a scientist from Research Centre of Oceanography, Indonesia Institute of Sciences, micro-in on […]
For many, scuba diving looks difficult, seems dangerous, and sounds expensive. But while a certain investment of time and money is needed, carefully designed training programmes and modern technology have made scuba diving a safe and enjoyable sport that anyone […]
Our Weekly Podcast about the Ocean & it’s Plastic Conundrum Interviewed by Nora Ismail Video produced by Dorothy Clement Underwater360 caught up with Mr Mohammad Reza Cordova, a scientist from Research Centre of Oceanography, Indonesia Institute of Sciences, micro-in […]
By Andrew Marriott There is a place where you can dive amidst gardens of colorful soft corals in the morning, and then hike ancient pilgrimage routes amongst towering millennia-old trees after lunch. After breakfast, you can swim with giant grouper and […]
