Us vs. Them: An Update on Controlling Invasive Lionfish in the Caribbean
The world’s most serious marine invasion began more than a decade ago when lionfish populations exploded in the Atlantic. Scientists are still figuring out…
The Library
Dollars for Diving: Scuba Scholarships, Internships and Training Grants
It’s graduation season — a time of the year for celebrating the completion of educational milestones and moving forward to the next adventure. Pursuing…
The Easy In: Tips for Performing the Giant Stride Entry
THE GIANT STRIDE ENTRY (GSE) is one of the most common types of water entries you will encounter in the world of diving. This…
A Taste of the Philippines: Exploring Puerto Galera and Dumaguete
THE PHILIPPINES? Yes, we’ve been there. But not entirely. You see, the Philippines consists of more than 7,600 islands in the western Pacific Ocean,…
“Have a Seat, Please”: The Controlled Seated Entry
EVERY SCUBA DIVER BEGINS his or her underwater adventure by performing some type of entry into the water. If diving from a boat, a…
Sea Hunt: ‘MUST SEA TV’
This feature story originally appeared in the February 2008 issue of Dive Training to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic television series “Sea…
MAY/JUNE 2018
In this issue: 60 years since Sea Hunt, protecting whales, an alligator attack, Puerto Galera and Dumaguete and more. Explore the May/June 2018 issue…
A Whale of a Shot
Avoid using an extremely tight frame or your shots could end up like this (see photo in inset). THE MAGICAL QUALITIES exhibited by whales capture…
MARCH/APRIL 2018
In this issue: Gas and oil platforms as artificial reefs, garibaldis, communicating while night diving, exploring the Fijan island of Taveuni and more. Explore…
Health for Diving: A Primer on Diabetes
We all know there are medical factors that can prevent people from diving. Epilepsy, various heart conditions, loss of consciousness, pneumothorax, some chronic diseases…