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Turks & Caicos were once the haunt of some of the most fearsome pirates of the 1700s – today the…

As a collection of rare recordings of whale song from the Natural History Museum’s archives is digitised for the first…

Each year, hundreds of pygmy blue whales pass Timor-Leste on their migration route to Australia – a privileged few get…

Check out the winning and highly commended images from our Big Shot Living Together underwater photography competition – as featured…

Issue # 39: Blue corridors In our Autumn ’25 magazine we explore pygmy blue whales, the amazing properties of sound…

The Manta Caribbean Project is doing vital work to catalogue and protect giant manta rays off the Caribbean coast of…

Ever thought about submitting your underwater photographs to a stock agent? Colin Marshall shares tips gleaned over 30 years in…

Stick to the usual Raja Ampat dive sites and you’re guaranteed an extraordinary underwater experience – but sometimes the greatest…

Physicist, oceanographer and author Helen Czerski talks to Jo Caird about Blue Machine, her award-winning book about the physics of…

The jetty of a working cement plant on the west coast of Barbados offers unrivalled opportunities for honing underwater photography…

Thailand has banned entry-level divers from using cameras near reefs – former full-time instructor Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell explains why the…

A review of The Adriatic Affair: A Maritime Hit-and-Run off the Coast of Nantucket By Jennifer N Sellitti, published by…

Check out the winning and highly commended images from our Big Shot Living Together underwater photography competition – as featured…

The granite topography of Thailand’s Similan Islands gives writer and photographer Mark B Hatter plenty to work with during a…

Todd Thimios has what many would believe to be the perfect job – he travels the world on private yachts,…

Catherine Holmes talks to DIVE’s Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell about her journey from amateur snapper to award-winning underwater photographer – and…

Writer and photographer Todd Aki compares back-to-back week-long dive trips to Raja Ampat, staying in a humble homestay, then at…

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. Jenny Stock considers its impact on the world of underwater photography, and how she uses it…

The loss of eleven lives when Sea Story capsized in November 2024 once again brought liveaboard safety to the fore…

Check out the winning and highly commended images from our Big Shot Portraits underwater photography competition – as featured in…

Issue # 37: Ocean colour scenes DIVE’s Spring ’25 magazine – packed as always with brilliant photography and great writing…

Former instructor Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell on why continuing education programmes are essential for both divers and dive businesses. I’ve been…

Approaching its 25th anniversary, The UK’s National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow continues to develop its successful stock-enhancement programme. Words and…

The Coral Triangle in the western Pacific Ocean is home to the greatest variety of marine life on the planet.…

Jenny Stock joins three teenage girls discovering the joys of diving thanks to the Young Dive Ambassadors programme at Atlantis…

The winners of our readers’ poll of images from our Big Shot underwater photography competitions of 2024 We asked our…

Cristina ‘Mitty’ Mittermeier has spent much of her life working to protect the world’s oceans – but the creatures that…

Musician, author and now a British Divers Marine Life Rescue volunteer, Ross Merrin talks to Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell about the…

Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell reviews the amazing story that is The Diver and the Cook by Lasse Spang Olsen, published by Dived Up.…

Issue # 36: Never stop learning… DIVE’s Winter ’25 magazine is here, and we have some treats to warm up…