The diving and natural history community is mourning the loss of Doug Allan, a celebrated underwater cameraman and polar explorer whose work helped bring the hidden world beneath the surface to global audiences. A Life Behind the Lens Doug Allan
Legendary Diver Cameraman Doug Allan Passes Away Read More »
Rare sightings of Risso’s dolphins and pantropical spotted dolphins have been recorded off Port Macquarie in deep offshore waters, providing valuable data for marine scientists.
Rare Deep Water Dolphins Spotted off Port Macquarie Coast Read More »
Experienced divers are seeing ocean warming change coral reefs, fish behavior, oxygen patterns, and wildlife encounters. Learn what is shifting underwater and how to dive responsibly.
Is Climate Change Altering Marine Life Behavior? Read More »
Sharks play an important role in both marine ecosystems and coastal economies. In several countries that depend on beach tourism, sharks are a major source of income. Annual revenue linked to sharks can reach around 500 million US dollars, and in some cases may be even higher. Despite this economic value, sharks continue to suffer from a negative public image shaped by inaccurate films and media portrayals.
Sharks, Tourism, and the Balance of the Sea Read More »
Night diving changes how you read a reef. A site you know well in daylight becomes different after sunset. The shapes are the same, but the activity is not
Night Diving: Seeing the Ocean Reset After Dark Read More »
