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Summer diving often draws attention toward familiar tropical hotspots, but equally memorable dives begin just outside the usual travel circuit. In these places, summer changes what is possible underwater. Long daylight makes near-freezing water easier to face, calmer seas open exposed walls and seamounts, and brief weather windows bring distant pelagic encounters within reach...

It can take scientists decades to identify and describe new species, but the combination of technology and expertise has enabled this team to confirm these species as new within a matter of days.

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June is one of the most underrated months in the diving calendar. In many destinations, it falls into a seasonal sweet spot, when visibility improves, marine life becomes more active, and crowds have not yet peaked. It is also a month of contrasts. You can watch mantas sweep through plankton-rich water in the Maldives, follow […]

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A shark is worth infinitely more alive, swimming in its natural habitat, than it is dead in a fish market. The fundamental problem with shark fisheries is that they are biologically incapable of being sustainable. Sharks grow slowly, mature late and produce very few young. Remove them faster than they can reproduce — which commercial […]

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