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Featured Photographer: Nur Tucker
‘Beneath the Surface, Beyond the Ordinary’ – Nur Tucker brings a wide range of photographic technques to her underwater canvas
Marine Manoeuvres – Aqaba’s underwater military museum
Jordan’s judicious scuttling of aircraft and military vehicles off the coast of Aqaba has created a playground for wreck enthusiasts
Florida diver dies on Key West’s Vandenberg wreck
A Florida diver has died while exploring the USNS General Hoyt S Vandenberg, one of the Florida Keys’ most popular wreck sites
Scary Movie – The impacts of fifty years since Jaws
Five decades after Jaws made a splash in cinemas, what impact did the blockbuster have on shark conservation?
Don’t shop – dive! ‘Blue Friday’ celebrates its fifth birthday
Blue Friday celebrates its fifth birthday as a growing global movement now backed by the Reef-World Foundation
Illegal shark-fin trade persists despite more than a decade of protections
DNA evidence reveals serious non-compliance with global CITES wildlife trade rules for endangered shark species
Shearwater Research expands digital and equipment capabilities with three new releases
Canadian dive computer specialist Shearwater Research launches trio of new products to ‘elevate the diver experience’
Mantas and devil rays in global decline
A new study calls on mobulid rays to be upgraded to CITES Appendix I in the wake of severe population decline
Faulty gear and health issues caused fatal New Zealand dive
A combination of health issues, equipment faults, and physical exertion created what the coroner described as a ‘domino effect’ of failures
Treasure Islands – Turks & Caicos with Aggressor Adventures
The Turks & Caicos were once the haunt of some of the most fearsome pirates – today the archipelago hosts cruises in a more sedate style
On the Record – The extraordinary world of underwater sound
Musician and composer Steve Pretty talks to Natural History Museum curator Richard Sabin about the science of underwater sound
On the Great Ocean Road – the pygmy blue whales of Timor-Leste
Each year, hundreds of pygmy blue whales pass Timor-Leste on their migration to Australia – a privileged few get the chance to swim with them
Generations Below – a father-son team working to build a global underwater treasure hunt
Texas-based Jeff Johnson talks about his dream of building a global scuba diving brand with his son, Gunner
Eyewitness speaks out about Dylan Harrison’s death
An eyewitness to the events leading to the death of 12-year-old Dylan Harrison has spoken publicy for the first time
‘Death ball’ sponge among 30 new Ocean Census species discoveries
Thirty new deep-sea species, including a predatory ‘death-ball’ sponge, have been found by the Nippon Foundation–Nekton Ocean Census
Thomas Kenny’s family launches fundraiser for inquest into his death
The family of a Liverpool diver are asking for help raising funds for legal representation at the inquest into his death.
BSAC Annual Diving Incident Report 2024 published
The British Sub-Aqua Club Annual Diving Incident Report for 2024 recorded a total of 239 incidents and 12 fatalities in UK waters
Missing Wales diver died using surface-supplied ‘hookah’ system
The scuba diver who drowned off the Welsh coast last year was using a surface supplied ‘hookah’ system, according to new information
Howard Rosenstein’s Dawn of Red Sea Diving is heading for Hollywood
Howard Rosenstein’s personal history of his journey as a Red Sea scuba diving pioneer, is to be turned into a documentary
ESSENTIAL READS
The orcas causing boat attacks in the Strait of Gibraltar
Discover the hunting tactics, migratory patterns and lives led by the endangered orcas attacking boats in the Strait of Gibraltar
Buying your first dive equipment – the basics
The first in a series of articles about buying your first dive equipment and the questions you need to ask before heading to the dive shop
Learning to dive: 15 things you need to know
Interested in scuba diving but aren’t quite sure where to begin? Here’s some of the most Frequently Asked Questions about learning to dive
Immersion Pulmonary Oedema: the silent killer
Immersion pulmonary oedema may cause a significant proportion of scuba diving fatalities – and high blood pressure greatly increases the risk
Scuba diving world records
World record-breaking scuba dives: who has dived the deepest, spent the most time underwater, done it with the most people, and more…
FROM OUR PRINT MAGAZINE
On the Great Ocean Road – the pygmy blue whales of Timor-Leste
Each year, hundreds of pygmy blue whales pass Timor-Leste on their migration to Australia – a privileged few get the chance to swim with them
Big Shot Patterns & Textures – the winners!
All the winning images from our Big Shot Patterns & Textures underwater photography competition – as featured in our Autumn ’25 magazine
Order now! DIVE Autumn 2025 print issue preview
Pygmy blue whales, Turks & Caicos Aggressor, underwater sound, 50 years of Jaws, Aqaba military museum, Big Shot winners
‘Rays of Hope’ – an Interview with Karen Fuentes, founder of the Manta Caribbean Project
The Manta Caribbean Project is doing vital work to protect manta rays off the coast of Mexico – DIVE talks to its charismatic founder.
‘Taking Stock’ – expert tips on becoming a stock photographer
Colin Marshall shares tips from more than 30 years as a stock underwater photographer, along with some of his favourite shots
ESSENTIAL READS
The orcas causing boat attacks in the Strait of Gibraltar
Discover the hunting tactics, migratory patterns and lives led by the endangered orcas attacking boats in the Strait of Gibraltar
Buying your first dive equipment – the basics
The first in a series of articles about buying your first dive equipment and the questions you need to ask before heading to the dive shop
Learning to dive: 15 things you need to know
Interested in scuba diving but aren’t quite sure where to begin? Here’s some of the most Frequently Asked Questions about learning to dive
Immersion Pulmonary Oedema: the silent killer
Immersion pulmonary oedema may cause a significant proportion of scuba diving fatalities – and high blood pressure greatly increases the risk
Scuba diving world records
World record-breaking scuba dives: who has dived the deepest, spent the most time underwater, done it with the most people, and more…
FROM OUR PRINT MAGAZINE
On the Great Ocean Road – the pygmy blue whales of Timor-Leste
Each year, hundreds of pygmy blue whales pass Timor-Leste on their migration to Australia – a privileged few get the chance to swim with them
Big Shot Patterns & Textures – the winners!
All the winning images from our Big Shot Patterns & Textures underwater photography competition – as featured in our Autumn ’25 magazine
Order now! DIVE Autumn 2025 print issue preview
Pygmy blue whales, Turks & Caicos Aggressor, underwater sound, 50 years of Jaws, Aqaba military museum, Big Shot winners
‘Rays of Hope’ – an Interview with Karen Fuentes, founder of the Manta Caribbean Project
The Manta Caribbean Project is doing vital work to protect manta rays off the coast of Mexico – DIVE talks to its charismatic founder.
‘Taking Stock’ – expert tips on becoming a stock photographer
Colin Marshall shares tips from more than 30 years as a stock underwater photographer, along with some of his favourite shots
LEARNING TO DIVE
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