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Marine Conservation

Ocean Scientists Create 360-degree Panoramic Images of Hawaiian Coral Reefs

As impacts of climate change threaten the region’s reefs, a multi-partner scientific team has set out to record the current condition of diverse coral reef habitats in 360º panoramic imagery. Using the latest technological advancements, the XL Catlin Seaview Survey will scan the coral shores of Hawaii to record and study the health of these important ecosystems.

Becoming the Shark Lady: The Legacy of Eugenie Clark

In honor of the late Eugenie Clark, who died February 2015, Scuba Diving honors her 75-year legacy of shark conservation and marine biology.

The Sea Turtle Conservancy: Helping Endangered Turtles since 1959

Want to get involved in sea turtle conservation? Here are some ways you can help!

Save Our Sharks: Becoming a Shark Angel

Meet Julie Andersen, the founder of Shark Savers, and learn how scuba diving and conservation efforts can help save sharks.

Rapa Nui Artificial Reef Project Doesn't Sink As Planned

An attempt to install an artificial reef of Easter Island-style sculptures ends in disappointment.

Palau Torches Illegal Fishing Vessels

Palau is the latest of the Pacific island nations to seize and destroy poachers' ships.

Help Save the World’s Shark Populations with WildAid

What can you do as a diver to help save our sharks from going extinct? WildAid's Shark Savers offers some advice.

Becoming a Shark Conservationist

Shawn Heinrichs discusses the ugly and sometimes dangerous world of shark conservation.

Ned and Anna DeLoach Pioneer Fish Identification and REEF Conservation

Ned and Anna DeLoach started the largest fish-sighting database in the world. Working with REEF, the photographers made giant strides protecting coral reef and fish species.