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Marine Conservation

Underwater Photographer Thomas Peschak Joins Scuba Diving’s Sea Heroes

Thomas Peschak is a globally ­recognized photographer for ­National Geographic magazine who inspires ­millions with his images.

Harbor Seals Get Equipped with "Smartphones" To Help Recover Their Populations

Can a new tracking technology help save harbor-seal populations in the UK? The Sea Mammal Research Unit of University of St. Andrews will find out.

Stop Shark Finning by Participating in "Give Em The Fin" Campaign

Be part of the global picture and say no to shark finning by uploading your "fin" image today!

The University of Miami is Introducing High School Students to Shark Research

The University of Miami is taking a hands-on approach to marine conservation through shark research.

47 Groups to Support if You Want to Save the Ocean

Looking for a list of nonprofit marine conservation organizations you can join and donate to? Here's a list of recommended groups from the editors at Scuba Diving magazine.

Tagging Great White Sharks to Study Migrations, Behaviors & Twitter Followers

Ocearch’s Global Shark Tracker provides real-time updates on the migration patterns of tagged sharks, including the ­famous Twitter personalities Katharine, Lydia and Mary Lee.

Sea Hero Dr. Charles Beeker Honored for Preserving Shipwrecks in the Caribbean

*Scuba Diving's* Sea Heroes program awards conservationists around the world. Charles Beeker preserves shipwrecks in the Caribbean.

Blue Ventures Works to Preserve Madagascar Reefs

Blue Ventures is a non-profit organization that provides diving and data collection for those interested in preserving Madagascar and its marine environment.

Swimwear, Skateboards and Shoes Made From Recycled Fishing Line and Marine Debris

It’s called ghost gear, and this garbage at the bottom of the ocean is being removed and recycled to create clothing, shoes and other products around the world.