Read the January / February 2018 Issue
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2018
In this issue: How corals serve as the building blocks for coral reefs, diving with diabetes, venting air from your BC, exploring Cayman Brac…
Going Green in the Deep Blue: Exploring the Honduran Island of Guanaja
It seems like we’d barely taken off from Miami before it was time for “seats and tray tables in their upright position.” As I…
Don’t Pass Up Paradise
One of the best things about diving is that much of it happens in terrific tropical locations. However, the same elements that create the…
The Underwater Science of Sound
If you’re a marine animal, odds are very good that you need sound. From whales to dolphins to shrimp, many marine species rely on…
NOAA Develops New Lionfish Trap
Pictured above: An invasive lionfish in front of a curtain-style trap. Steve Gittings/NOAA Photo. NOAA and its partners have developed and released designs for…
2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season Wreaks Havoc, But Destinations Show Resilience as Recovery Efforts Continue
This year’s Atlantic hurricane season now ranks among the top eight all-time most active seasons on record.
November/December 2017
Here’s a look at what you’ll find between the covers of the November/December 2017 issue. Bring every issue of your favorite scuba diving magazine…
Read the November/December 2017 Issue
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Rev’d Up Diving: Exploring Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands
The Revillagigedo Islands (rev E ah he HAY dose) are a mouthful. Some divers simply default to calling them Socorro, which is one of…