Divers see thriving reefs & healthy marine life, as well as the impacts of marine debris & changing ocean conditions: why the global 30×30 initiative matters.
Every diver has a destination that changes the way they see the ocean. For many, that place is Palau. It was for me. Known for its exhilarating drift dives, shark encounters, spectacular coral reefs and extraordinary marine biodiversity, Palau has long been considered one of the world’s greatest diving destinations. Last night I attended an event […]
The best turtle encounters in the Southern Great Barrier Reef, from nesting and hatchlings to year-round snorkelling on Heron, Lady Elliot and Keppel Islands.
Forget the crowds, chaos and credit card hangovers – Blue Friday is back for its fifth year, and Diveplanit is diving in! So what is Blue Friday? Blue Friday is a grass roots campaign that started five years ago in northern California – and now that the Black Friday sales madness is growing more popular […]
On Oahu’s North Shore, we’re heading into open water with One Ocean Diving, to meet the most misunderstood creatures in the sea: sharks.
To protect its marine environment, Thailand has introduced new guidelines for divers and snorkelers – no touching, good buoyancy and no cameras for newbies.
Citizens of the Reef is calling on ocean lovers around the world to ditch the doomscroll to help analyse coral images collected from the Great Barrier Reef.
Tonga is one of the few places in the world where, between the months of July and October, you can swim with humpback whales. Here’s 9 facts about humpbacks.
After a few weeks surveying the northern reaches of the Great Barrier Reef after Cyclone Jasper, the consensus is: the Reef held its own. Here’s a summary of reef reports & photos – all taken within days of Jasper passing through.
The Great Barrier Reef’s ‘Great Eight’ iconic species range from mammals to fish, reptiles to molluscs and they all procreate in very different – and almost inconceivable – ways
