Flamingo Tongue Flood
There have been localized Flamingo tongue “blooms” in spots all over the Caribbean – Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Mona Island, Puerto Rico to name a few. Are they making a comeback, or is this a sign of trouble?
Scuba Diving Products
The New AERIS A300
Using a dive computer doesn’t have to be difficult– that is the new AERIS A300 is designed. The A300 is easy to use for [...]
Scuba Diving Products
Dive Rite Program for Kids
There is a new Youth Program launched by Dive Rite. It gives children a kid-sized BCD that will grow as they grow. As the [...]
PADI
A Stolen Vehicle Recovered
During the recent PADI Public Safety Diver workshop in Mermet Springs, Illinois, the participants have discovered and recovered a reported stolen vehicle. This has [...]
SSI
SSI hosted a Course for Instructor Training in Atlanta
The latest comprehensive Instructor Trianer Course was Updated by the premier education and business support company which is the Scuba Schools International or SSI. [...]
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Articles Conservation Marine Biology Scuba Diving in the Caribbean -
Articles Conservation Marine BiologyThe Great Lionfish Debate
For those divers who spend most of our bottom time in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Southeast coast of the US, the word Lionfish might [...]
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Articles Conservation Marine BiologyWhales, Dodging Those Deadly Harpoons!
Whales, Dodging Those Deadly Harpoons! The title for this month’s conservation article was inspired by a line from a Jimmy Buffett tune, Treat Her [...]
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Articles Marine BiologySCUBA: It’s not just a recreational sport…
I recently had the opportunity to meet an expert in underwater camouflage during part a month long educational seminar on Saba (see www.seaandlearn.org for [...]
