Every year, Scuba Diving magazine and Oris Watches give the Sea Hero of the Year award to someone working to save our seas and promote marine conservation. After a year's worth of amazing Sea Heroes, we are proud to announce Ken Nedimyer as our 2014 Sea Hero of the Year for his work fostering coral reef restoration around the globe.

Two freedivers jump in the water to help save an entangled sea turtle. You won't want to miss what happens next.

Breaking ground in underwater research: A female squid weighing over 700 pounds was recently found near Antarctica, take a look!

A message from the Solmar V family on how you can help restore Baja due to the damage caused by Hurricane Odile.

Looking for the latest news on the goliath grouper? Scuba Diving magazine attended the latest meeting of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Committee, and we've got the scoop.

Oris is no stranger to supporting our oceans and the passionate individuals who help conserve them. Now Oris is offering a Limited Edition Red Aquis watch and Oris Red Scholarship which both benefit Red Sea Coral Reef conservation efforts.

Oceanographer Carrie Manfrino works in Little Cayman Island to protect and grow coral reefs. For that, she is a Scuba Diving Sea Hero.

Want to keep up with great white sharks from your smartphone? You can! The nonprofit Ocearch has created a way to track great white shark migration patterns while using Twitter and other social media.

Have you ever joined in on a lionfish-hunting tournament? This October, one South Florida company is hosting an event to skewer the invasive species. Interested? Sign Ups are just a click away!