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DIVE Magazine Summer 2023

DIVE Magazine Summer 2023

DIVE’s Summer 2023 magazine is out now, and we are heading to the limits of all that is great about the underwater world!
El Hierro – El Fin del Mundo

El Hierro – El Fin del Mundo

ByDIVE ContributorsJul 5, 2023
Volcanic eruptions in 2011 & 2012 transformed the underwater world of El Hierro. Timo Dersch explores this out-of-the-way Canary Islands gem
Blue Grass – the seagrass meadows of Orkney

Blue Grass – the seagrass meadows of Orkney

ByDIVE ContributorsJun 26, 2023
The healthy seagrass meadows of Scotland's Orkney Islands are some of the healthiest in the UK - a model for blue carbon conservation.
mmf andrea marshall takes a selfie with a giant oceancic manta ray

How the Marine Megafauna Foundation makes sustainability sustainable

Marine Megafauna Foundation co-founders Andrea Marshall and Simon Pierce talk to DIVE about what 'sustainability' really means
Scuba diving Curaçao – a Caribbean gem

Scuba diving Curaçao – a Caribbean gem

With its mix of European and Caribbean charm, beautiful weather and stunining coral reefs, Curaçao is a must-visit scuba diving destination
DIVE Magazine Spring 2023

DIVE Magazine Spring 2023

DIVE’s Spring 2023 magazine is out now, and we are thinking BIG. Big fish, big plans, big stories, Big Shots!
Planktonia, the nightly migration of the Ocean’s smallest creatures

Planktonia, the nightly migration of the Ocean’s smallest creatures

ByDIVE ContributorsMar 30, 2023
In this extract from his book Planktonia, Erich Hoyt introduces some of the ocean’s most extraordinary creatures
Life Returns – coral reef restoration in Mustique

Life Returns – coral reef restoration in Mustique

ByDouglas David SeifertMar 24, 2023
A coral restoration programme around the island of Mustique has brought a remarkable amount of marine life back to a dying Caribbean reef
Review: A Diver’s Guide to the World

Review: A Diver’s Guide to the World

A Diver's Guide to the World, in which Carrie Miller and Chris Taylor explore 50 of the world's top dive spots focused on sustainability.
Wakatobi – the business of conservation through sustainable tourism

Wakatobi – the business of conservation through sustainable tourism

Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell talks to Wakatobi founder, Lorenz Mäder, about the hard grind of making sustainable tourism work
Life Changing: Todd Thimios’ stunning Norway orca photography

Life Changing: Todd Thimios’ stunning Norway orca photography

ByDIVE ContributorsMar 10, 2023
Expedition guide and underwater photographer, Todd Thimios, fulfils his childhood dream of swimming with orcas, capturing his experience with stunning images
Accused: a dive instructor’s wrongful prosecution for manslaughter

Accused: a dive instructor’s wrongful prosecution for manslaughter

The story of a dive instructor wrongly prosecuted for manslaughter following the death of his student - and why neither should have happened.
DIVE Magazine Winter 2023

DIVE Magazine Winter 2023

DIVE’s Winter 2023 magazine is out now, taking a look at how the underwater world can bring us life-changing experiences
Alone on the Thistlegorm

Alone on the Thistlegorm

ByDIVE ContributorsDec 26, 2022
Karin Engström and Alex Dawson took a rare opportunity to dive the iconic Red Sea Second World War wreck of the SS Thistlegorm undisturbed
Out-of-this-world: scuba diving under Greeland

Out-of-this-world: scuba diving under Greeland

ByDIVE ContributorsDec 25, 2022
Tobias Friedrich braves the cold to dive under the pack ice of Greenland and experiences some otherworldly beauty
Papua New Guinea’s sea of plenty

Papua New Guinea’s sea of plenty

ByDIVE ContributorsDec 24, 2022
Steve Jones celebrates Papua New Guinea's remarkable Bismarck Sea, and shows why the nation plans to extend its marine protection
DIVE Magazine print issue highlights of 2022

DIVE Magazine print issue highlights of 2022

A selection of some of the best articles from DIVE’s 2022 print magazine issues We are exceedingly proud of DIVE’s…

The mutual benefits of ocean cleaning stations

The mutual benefits of ocean cleaning stations

ByDouglas David SeifertDec 13, 2022
The ocean's cleaning stations are one of nature’s most remarkable examples of how evolution finds solutions to life’s challenges
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