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Marine Conservation
Marine conservation is one of the most important topics of conversation for scuba divers. After all, if we don’t protect our oceans, there’s no point diving…
Science Without Borders Challenge youth art competition winners
Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation announces ‘Science Without Borders Challenge’ youth art contest winners 2023
Ecuador protections for Galápagos with world’s biggest blue-bond swap
The Ecuadorian government is to swap part of its national debt with a huge conservation blue bond for more Galápagos protections
Seahorse Trust founder wins British Naturalists’ Association award
Seahorse Trust Founder, Neil Garrick-Maidment, receives the David Bellamy Award by the British Naturalists’ Association at its 2023 Encaenia
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!
Fourth Element ‘Plant for the Planet’ will plant a tree for every online order
Fourth Element announces ‘Plant for the Planet’ initiative, supporting environmental conservation through tree planting and mangrove restoration.
Virtual Reality brings ‘Flight of the Mantas’ to life
Marine Megafauna Foundation partners with Immotion, to create an ‘educational and immersive’ VR experience entitled Flight of the Mantas.
Mackerel no longer sustainable says MCS
Latest Marine Conservation Society Good Fish Guide update lists mackerel as no longer sustainable as a seafood choice
The Shark Trust’s Great Eggcase Hunt returns for Easter 2023
The Shark Trust’s Great Easter Eggcase Hunt returns for 2023, for citizen scientists across the globe to help with shark and skate conservation.
Review – Britain’s Living Seas
A review of Britain’s Living Seas, Our Coastal Wildlife and How We Can Save It, by Hannah Rudd, Bloomsbury Wildlife
Life Returns – coral reef restoration in Mustique
A coral restoration programme around the island of Mustique has brought a remarkable amount of marine life back to a dying Caribbean reef
NERC robot fleet to investigate ocean carbon
The UK’s Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has announced new funding for a fleet of underwater robots to investigate ocean carbon
MCS report finds sewage litter across UK beaches
An MCS report finds sewage-related litter is washing up on beaches all around the UK, with hotspots for pollution in NE England and Scotland
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