World Krill Day 2026: The Animal Everything Depends On
86 species. Every ocean on earth. The animal that feeds whale sharks, whales and the world's biggest fishery.
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86 species. Every ocean on earth. The animal that feeds whale sharks, whales and the world's biggest fishery.
Read MoreOyster reefs filter the water, raise the fish and slow the waves. We lost 85 percent of them before we thought to measure it, and they can come back.
Read MoreCozumel is drift diving over walls with 30m viz. Here's everything you need to know about this amazing diving destination
Read MoreShore diving over black sand, no fight for a place on the boat. Nudibranchs, frogfish and ghost pipefish in 15 to 30 metres of viz.
Read MoreTen years of Blue Carbon: How mangroves store more carbon than rainforest, raise the reef's next generation, and where restoration works.
Read MoreA professional diver's breakdown of what actually matters when buying scuba diving fins.
Read MoreEl Niño is back, 84% of reefs have bleached, and I know what that looks like on the descent. Here's the honest version.
Read MoreWith women's scuba wetsuits, fit matters more than the logo. Here's how to pick one, brand by brand.
Read MoreEcuador wrote the proposal. Panama backed it. Hammerheads just got Appendix I, the strongest protection this treaty offers.
Read MoreWorld Orca Day is a reminder that even the ocean's top predator is not safe from us, and why protecting orcas means protecting us all.
Read MoreJacket, wing, or travel BCD? Skip the mistake most divers make on their first one and pick the right design from the start.
Read MoreWorld Shark Day: celebrating and protecting the apex predators that hold the whole ocean in balance, and challenging the myths that put them at risk.
Read MoreMore marine life per square metre than the Caribbean or the Great Barrier Reef, dived with the operator working to protect it.
Read MoreThe green turtle just came off the threatened list, the first comeback of its kind in four decades. Two species are still waiting.
Read MoreCoral Triangle Day is 9 June. The Amazon of the Seas spans six nations and holds more marine life than anywhere on earth.
Read MoreThe first World Oceans Day under the High Seas Treaty. Ten days to Mombasa. The state of the ocean and what divers can do about it.
Read MoreYear four of the fourth global bleaching event, 84% of reefs hit. What conscious people and divers can actually do about it.
Read MoreSixty-six percent of the ocean has been significantly altered. Today is the first biodiversity day under the new High Seas Treaty.
Read MoreSea slugs that look like alien spacecraft. Most divers swim past hundreds. How to find and photograph them properly.
Read MoreThe cenotes are why serious divers come, underground rivers with infinite visibility. Bull sharks hold right through the winter.
Read MoreAbout 1,000 rivers carry 80% of ocean plastic. The Ocean Cleanup has now intercepted 29 million kilograms before any of it reached the sea.
Read MoreSixty percent of EU Marine Protected Areas are still being bottom-trawled. A 250,000-signature petition just landed in Brussels.
Read MorePapua New Guinea's new Western Manus MPA covers 214,000 km² of the Bismarck Sea, the largest no-take reserve in Melanesia's history.
Read MoreForty years after the moratorium, two North Atlantic nations are still killing whales. What 2026 looks like, and why it still matters.
Read MoreA 2026 Filipino coalition is pushing Congress to give the world's most biodiverse marine corridor full ENIPAS protection.
Read MoreThe healthiest reefs I have ever dived, inside the Verde Island Passage. Mimic octopus, blue-ringed octopus, nudibranchs everywhere.
Read MoreOcean with David Attenborough, Blue Planet II, Becoming Cousteau and Fathom: eight ocean films worth chasing off Netflix.
Read MoreA dugong grazing at Marsa Mubarak, snorkellers above and divers below, carrying on regardless. Daedalus lies 80km offshore.
Read MoreThe 11th Our Ocean Conference lands in Mombasa on 16 June, the first time on African soil. What divers should watch.
Read MoreThe first orcas ever recorded here surfaced beside the boat. Hammerheads school in their hundreds, 36 hours out from Buenaventura.
Read MoreEighty percent of the coral off the hotel coast is gone. What survives still delivers dolphins on more dives than any reef I know.
Read MoreTwo coasts, two oceans, and every level of diver. From Santa Marta's reefs to Malpelo's hammerhead schools, the world's most underrated dive country.
Read MoreThe TG-6 is the macro setup most divers underestimate. Why buoyancy, not the camera, makes the shot.
Read MoreNetflix's ocean documentary catalogue, ranked: Mission Blue, My Octopus Teacher, Our Oceans, and four more.
Read MoreThe six pieces of dive gear worth owning, what to look for and how to avoid mistakes by a dive professional
Read MoreSeven decades of filmmaking changed how the world sees the sea. What David Attenborough actually did for the ocean.
Read MoreA tiny crew lives year-round on a catamaran off Colombia, guarding the world's most important shark sanctuary.
Read MoreFrom Mozambique's mantas to South Africa's whale routes, Mission Blue united the ocean champions of a continent.
Read MoreEight days at sea on the Sea Wolf: the dives, the orcas that made national news, and why DivingLife for Malpelo.
Read MoreI'm a divemaster who battled constant ear infections when diving. SurfEars earplugs finally changed that, here's how.
Read MoreEgypt just protected 2,000 km of Red Sea reef, the coral system scientists call earth's most climate-resilient.
Read MoreGhana declared its first marine protected area, guarding spawning grounds and turtle nesting on the West African coast.
Read MoreThe sacred waters of Easter Island are now a Hope Spot, protected by Indigenous governance for generations.
Read MoreThe High Seas Treaty is in force. The door to protecting international waters is open, and the hard part starts now.
Read MoreA $250 and a $1600 dive computer do the same core job. Here's how to spend knowingly on the one that fits your diving.
Read MoreThe world is close to mining the deep ocean floor, before we have any idea what lives down there.
Read MoreA fishing village closed its bay and fish biomass climbed 460%. The strongest case ever made for no-take reserves.
Read MoreThe longest, most severe bleaching event ever recorded, and why reefs are running out of time to recover.
Read MoreAround 11,000 sharks are killed every hour for their fins, and reef surveys show the toll is still climbing.
Read MoreCommon sunscreen ingredients harm coral DNA at parts per trillion, and most places still have no rules on them.
Read MoreIt stores carbon faster than rainforest and raises most reef fish, yet we have lost half of it in a century.
Read MoreA good torch reveals the colour and marine life daylight hides. What to look for, and what to skip.
Read MoreLost fishing nets keep killing sharks, turtles and rays for decades. They are a tenth of all ocean plastic.
Read MoreGrowing coral from the survivors and replanting it on dying reefs. How coral gardening is quietly working.
Read MoreEight million tonnes a year, most from ten rivers. An honest look at what is actually working against ocean plastic.
Read MoreFully protected reefs hold 600% more fish. But most MPAs are paper parks. What separates the ones that actually work?
Read MoreMeeting whale sharks on the dive sites of Koh Tao, one of the best places on earth to swim with gentle giants.
Read MoreA camera makes you slow down and see what was always there. How to build your first underwater setup.
Read MoreWhale sharks have cruised past more times than I can pretend is normal. Granite pinnacles, schooling barracuda, 27 to 30 degrees.
Read MoreEvery winter, big female bull sharks gather off Playa del Carmen, one of diving's most accessible big-animal dives.
Read MoreOctopus in the open, parrotfish asleep in mucous cocoons, and coral good by Caribbean standards, inside a park protected since 1969.
Read MoreWhat freediving is, the gear you need, the certification to choose, and how to find calm on a single breath.
Read MoreYour regulator is your lifeline. DIN or yoke, brands, the costs nobody mentions, and tips from a professional diver.
Read MoreA ferry that sank off Safaga in 1991, lying intact on the reef. One of the most haunting wreck dives anywhere.
Read MoreFrom your first Discover Scuba session to Open Water certification, the complete step-by-step path to diving.
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