The Gyre Project
Plastics can be found on beaches all over the world — and Alaska is no exception. A group of artists banded together to create beautiful art from the plastics of Alaska’s waters. Read more about the Gyre: The Plastic Ocean.
Alert Diver Issue: Q2 2014
A New Chamber in Cozumel
A new hyperbaric chamber was opened in Cozumel to ensure divers get the top-notch care they deserve. Read more about the Cozumel chamber.
DAN Member Profile: Michael Barnette
Michael Barnette is a marine biologist who is deeply passionate about the underwater world. Learn more about his love of diving and why he is a DAN member.
Survivors
Jellyfish are a diverse species and incredibly fascinating. Read more about encounters with jellyfish.
Not Your Mama’s Cardio
Aerobic conditioning through cardiovascular circuit training will help keep your heart and body in tip-top shape. Read this 23-minute cardio workout which sprinkles cardio intervals with body-weight exercises.
A Tale of Two Bays: Monterey & Carmel
Monterey Bay and Carmel Bay in California are great places to dive. The waters are temperate and the marine protected areas offer great sea life. Read more about diving the bays.
The Secret Lives of Corals
Corals can be found all over the world, and divers love spying on them in their natural habitats. But how much do divers truly understand corals? Read everything there is to know about corals!
DCS or Serendipity?
A DAN member shares their story of how pain derailed a dive trip. Thanks to their DAN membership, they were able to get the care they needed. REad more.
Scientific Diving and Safety Program Oversight
Scientific diving is broad in scope but can help us understand many aspects of the world. Learn more about scientific diving.
The Revillagigedos Islands
If you like being dwarfed by marine life, Socorro is the place for you. This seasonal destination offers incredible opportunities for communing with whales, mantas sharks, dolphins and more.
