Scientists and engineers have pioneered new techniques to mass produce healthy baby corals, which could help restore reefs damaged by the impacts of climate change.

Luke Evans has travelled extensively with his Editorial Director Dad Mark Evans, but he had never experienced a liveaboard – until now – and a

It really is incredible that in just over 20 years, Raja Ampat has gone from a little known, remote outpost of the huge Indonesian archipelago

After years of patiently waiting for the stars to align, Adrian Stacey was finally on his way to the Neptune Islands in South Australia. His

It’s that time of year again, conferences and meetings, etc. In October, we attended the meeting of the British Diving Safety Group (BDSG). This was

Monty Halls is leading a crusade to inspire, educate and equip communities and individuals to engage in their own marine conservation projects in the UK

The resort of Taba Heights was always a popular destination for divers, especially underwater photographers, and it was a shame to see it fall off

James Hunter and Kieran Hosty describe exploring and identifying the shipwreck of James Cook’s famed vessel of exploration Photographs by James Hunter, Australasian Pioneers’ Club

The PADI Rescue Diver course is one of the most-rewarding certifications a diver can take, but as Amélie Krestovnikoff found out with her 14-year-old brother

The loss of the Yongala was a tale of tragedy, but out of this has come one of the world’s most-spectacular shipwrecks, which is absolutely

Photographs by Ross McLaren I don’t think I’ve driven a road that encapsulates Scotland’s beauty and diverse landscape more than the A82 from Glasgow to

Kerrie Burow heads to the Netherlands to complete the challenging Global Underwater Explorer (GUE) CCR1 course Photographs by Kerrie Burow and JP Bresser In June

Editorial Director Mark Evans and the rest of his clan braved stormy winds, choppy seas and torrential rain to head out to Lundy Island and

The British weather has been keeping us all entertained and in true British style, we ‘keep calm and carry on’. As divers, we try to

Scuba Diver Q&A – David Strike, Part Two With hundreds of articles under his belt, and a hand in organising various renowned diving events, David

Claudio Di Manao discusses the benefits of wearing a hood, but also the potentialdownsides and issues that need to be recognised and dealt with We lose