Treating DCS in the Miskito Coast
The Miskito Coast has a decompression sickness epidemic as many cases go undiagnosed in diving fishermen. Read more about DCS in the MIskito Coast.
Alert Diver Issue: Q1 2014
Sunscreens Linked to Coral Bleaching
Did you know your sunscreens could actually be hurting the world’s coral reefs? Learn more about safe sunscreens and protecting these resources.
Life and Stress at the Ice Edge
Emperor penguins are the largest species of penguins and they have very fascinating behaviors. Read one diver’s account of witnessing and photographing these penguins.
Equipment for Dive Emergency Prevention & Response
Equipment can prove necessary in a dive emergency — but do you know what to stock? From glow sticks to knives, it’s important to be prepared for all scenarios. Learn about equipment options for all kinds of dive and boat emergencies.
Seacology
Seacology is an organization that provides tangible solutions to impacted areas. Read more about Seacology.
Ghost Fishing
A team of volunteer divers works together to remove cast-off, derelict fishing nets to help the local animal life. Read more about the venture to remove the nets.
Member Profile: Guy Harvey
DAN member Guy Harvey, Ph.D., is a gifted artist and depicts marine life in dramatic ways. His work acts as a way to champion for the oceans. Read more about Guy Harvey’s story.
Hit List
Of the fish sighted around Bay Islands, Honduras in the last 20 years, the writers compiled a list of several they had yet to interact with. Here are their tales.
Rhode Islands Blues — And Makos
Don’t let its size fool you: Rhode Island offers divers a lot to see — including some great shark sightings. Read more about where and how to dive in Rhode Island.
Tuna: Super Fish
Tuna are a warm-blooded predator who cannot stop swimming, but their populations are in trouble. Read more about tuna.
