The Galápagos is renowned for its unique wildlife and for having inspired Charles Darwin to develop his theory of evolution. A recent expedition has provided the first detailed assessment of the archipelago’s deep water seamounts and marine life.
Spring tide? Neap tide? What are these and when do they occur.
The word “tides” is used to describe the alternating rise and fall in sea level. But, what are tides?
The symbiosis between microalgae and corals is well understood – however the life cycle of the microalgae before they form this symbiosis is still being explored and may be more vulnerable than previously thought.
Our ability to dive and extend dive times over the years has improved greatly thanks to improved technologies and knowledge. However, we need to consider conservatism in our diving practices to reduce the risk of decompression sickness (DCS).
Wreck of Civil War iron-hulled blockage runner discovered in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of North Carolina!
How do you figure out what weight to carry when changing between steel and aluminium cylinders?
The final results of recent surveys into the extent of the 2015/2016 coral bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef have been released. The results are from extensive aerial and underwater surveys.
Do you know what pressure change the human body can handle?
Trip report: diving Northland, or in Maori: Te Tai Tokerau – “the Tail of the Fish”, the northernmost region of NZ only 3 hours out of Auckland.
