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2016 Sea Hero Charles Beeker Begins Adaptive Scuba Program

Indiana University and 2016 Sea Hero Charles Beeker created an adaptive scuba diving program for children with physical disabilities and medical conditions.

Registration is Now Open for the Third Annual WiLDSPEAK Symposium

This two-day symposium of presentations, discussions, learning, and inspiration includes some of the world's leading nature and wildlife photographers.

Why Eating Farmed Salmon Doesn’t Help Wild Salmon

Farming salmon to protect wild fish sounds logical. But that's not how it works in reality.

Biologist Andrea Marshall Joins Scuba Diving's Sea Heroes

This "queen of the mantas" is adding yet another accomplishment to her long list of accolades. Meet Andrea Marshall, our September/October 2017 Sea Hero.

Can We Figure Out What’s Killing These Rare Whales in Time to Save Them?

With extinction looming, scientists are trying to find — and stop — what’s killing the Gulf of Mexico Bryde’s family.

The Special Ingredient For Ocean Health? Animal Pee, And Lots Of It

The sea, some say, is the world’s biggest toilet — and that’s a good thing. When it comes to keeping ocean ecosystems in tip-top shape, pee is liquid gold.

Underwater Photographer Spotlight: Kimberly Jeffries

Kimberly Jeffries considers herself a budding photographer but we know her talent is here to stay. Check out her amazing images captured in Hawaii and beyond.

Scuba Diver With Leg Cramp Gets Swept Away From Their Buddy

A scuba diver gets a leg cramp and is then swept away by the current while their buddy is focused on taking photos.