Black in Marine Science and The Nature Conservancy team up to give a group of students a week of scuba diving, marine science lessons and cultural experiences in St. Croix.
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With countless incredible dive destinations to explore, choosing where to book your next scuba vacation can feel overwhelming. Here are some tips to make your planning easier.
The water may be frigid, but brave the temperatures, and you're rewarded with a smorgasbord of brightly colored critters that dazzle.
Becoming an environmental consultant is like getting paid to do what you're already doing—spreading the good word about going green. Here's what it's like to be one.
Can't decide on your next dive destination? Our Dive Travel Guide is packed with our top recommendations to keep you busy all year long.
Innovators are always coming up with unique ways to improve the dive experience. We got the opportunity to test out a few new items—including a new camera to record all the action.
Curious about where a career in diving can take you? Jillian Blakkan-Strauss shares her journey from leaving a fast-paced event planning job in New York City to becoming a dive professional and business owner in just four years.
Great whites get all the glory, but bottom-dwelling sharks bring plenty to the table. Here, we're looking at some of our favorite seabed shark species.
The warm Pacific waters off the coast of Baja California are a treasure trove for massive baitballs of mackerel and sardines.
Interested in learning more about rebreathers or hoping to make a decision? This short guide will help you understand the basic differences between mechanical and electronic closed-circuit rebreathers.
Coming away with strong photos is difficult when you're diving in advanced or unfamiliar water conditions. Learn these three techniques for a better chance at landing a winning shot.
ScubaLab tested seven new dive computers in a head-to-head evaluation. The Shearwater Tern and Tern TX were our Testers Choice for recreational dive computers.
The nonprofit Orgcas is making major strides in shark conservation through science, communication, education and local tourism with the help of local fishermen.
It takes a wild imagination and, more importantly, impressive feats of engineering, to build and sustain these spectacular underwater attractions.
No amount of eagerness to dive should ever make you skip any pre-dive safety checks. Here's what happened to one diver who learned that lesson the hard way.