Wrecks, Mines, Caves: Diving Differences and Similarities
Cave Diving Exploration: Vanilla Farm Follow-Up
Cave exploration is not only about laying line. Find out what else it takes, in this follow-up to our previous article about CCR Cave Exploration, as we get an update on the progress of the Vanilla Farm cave project in Mexico.
Simplicity is Safety
An InDEPTH discussion with Shearwater Product Manager Tim Inglis, on designing life-support tech for divers who won’t read the manual mid-dive.
Popular Questions About Polar Ice Diving
As a follow up to our previous article, "Preparing for Polar Diving Starts Well Before the Dive", here are answers to some of the most common questions about diving in these extreme conditions.
How to Clean and Store Your Dive Computer
A dive computer is one of the most reliable tools you own, but saltwater is tough on gear. Without proper cleaning and storage, corrosion and mineral buildup can develop quickly. This guide shows you how to clean, dry, and store your dive computer so it stays accurate, dependable, and ready for your next dive.
Preparing for Polar Diving Starts Well Before the Dive
Diving in The World’s Aquarium
The Sea of Cortez stretches between mainland Mexico and Baja California, a narrow, vibrant corridor dubbed the “Aquarium of the World” for its extraordinary biodiversity. With calm conditions, accessible depths, and the constant possibility of surprise, the region invites divers to slow down, stay observant, and embrace the unexpected.
Reef Renewal USA Works to Restore Florida’s Reefs
Florida’s reefs have been battered by decades of warming waters, disease, pollution, and storm damage. Reef Renewal USA is working to restore degraded reefs using science‑driven propagation and outplanting techniques. By cultivating genetically diverse, climate‑tolerant corals in nurseries and returning them to the wild, the organization is working to rebuild the structure and ecological function of Florida’s reef ecosystems.