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Scientists Test Techniques To Help Save Sea Turtle Nests

Australian researchers are conducting experiments to figure out which turtle nest relocation techniques are most successful.

Meet the Master Navy Diver Behind the Artemis II Recovery

U.S. Navy Master Diver Ryan Crider shares what it takes to recover astronauts after splashdown, from years of underwater training and open-ocean rehearsals to the emotional moment Artemis II astronauts safely returned home from deep space.

How to Participate in the Great Reef Census

Use your screen time for good by joining a citizen science project that aims to help researchers and governments target conservation efforts on the Great Barrier Reef.

The World’s First Silent Liveaboard Is Here—and It’s Already Sold Out
No gear talk. No surface interval interrogations. Just you, the ocean and the sound of absolutely nothing. Enjoy this April Fool's take by the editors of Scuba Diving magazine.
Largest-Ever Coral Colony Recorded on Great Barrier Reef
A mother-daughter team of citizen scientists have discovered a coral colony roughly the size of a football field. It’s the largest colony ever recorded.
Study Reveals Jellyfish and Anemones Nap Just Like Humans
Even sea life needs a siesta. See what this means about the evolution of sleep.
The High Seas Treaty Is in Force: What It Means for Divers
The landmark international agreement seeks to halt biodiversity loss and marine degradation for over half the planet. Here's what it means for divers, oceans and economies.
Pirates of the Caribbean’s ‘Black Pearl’ Now Open to Divers
Get a taste of the pirate life off the coast of Florida. A famed ship from Disney's iconic pirate tales is now ready for divers to explore.