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Alexandra Gillespie

Alexandra Gillespie is a freelance writer that specializes in water and travel. Previously a digital editor of Scuba Diving magazine, her writing has appeared in Outside, NPR, National Geographic, and other national outlets.

Caribbean Scuba Shops Collaborate on Regional Reef Revival

More than 30 scuba shops across the Caribbean are working with the Perry Institute of Marine Sciences to study cross-island coral restoration.

Sea Hero Asha de Vos to Star in James Cameron’s Ocean Exploration Docuseries

Four world-class explorers will delve into the mysteries of the deep from the Bahamas to the Arctic in the latest James Cameron production.

The Most Popular Scuba Diving Stories of 2020

Unique animal encounters, practical tips and Florida diving dominated Scuba Diving magazine’s most popular stories of 2020.

Annual Coral Bleaching Likely This Century, Says UNEP Report

A recently released report from the UN predicts that, on average, coral reefs will experience annual severe bleaching by the middle of the century.

Dive Nonprofit Raises Over $20,000 for DAN’s Post-COVID Scuba Study

Dive into the Pink raised over $20,000 during its annual photo competition to support DAN’s study on returning-to-diving fitness after contracting COVID-19.

Meet the Man Behind Your Nitrox Certification

Dick Rutkowski looks back on a career immersed in dive science, including new hyperbaric chambers and his launch of the first-ever recreational nitrox certification.

Sea Urchins are Killing a Millennia-Old Culture. Can Divers Save it?

An ancient culture hangs in the balance as divers in northern California try to save kelp forests, home to the Pacific coast’s iconic and decimated abalone.

US Largest Generator of Plastic Waste Globally, Study Finds

A new study finds the US is the largest creator of plastic waste and among the leading nations for generating plastic waste in coastal environments.

Helpful Resources for Disabled Divers

Training, gear and travel tips that cater to the specific needs of differently-abled divers.