Don’t Be Fooled
Relief from symptoms doesn’t always mean a cure. Read one incident of when a diver presented with a rash and received treatment for decompression sickness — but became very combative.
Alert Diver Issue: Q4 2010
Bahamas Dive Diversity
It’s impossible to dive the Bahamas in a week — or even a lifetime. A dive photographer recounts their favorite dives to this island.
Field Management of Musculoskeletal Injuries
Musculoskeletal injuries can be incredibly problematic. And getting an injured person out of the water promptly is a priority. Learn how to responsibility handle musculoskeletal injuries.
India’s Diving Frontier: The Andaman Islands
India’s Andaman Islands are known as the Emerald Isles because of their vibrant green forests. The archipelago stretches roughly 225 miles and consists of about 200 islands. The area offers pristine diving.
Compact Cameras for Underwater Use
Compact digital camera systems are great for hobbyist photographers. Do you know what to look for?
Harvesting Divers at Risk
Miskito divers risk their lives every day just to earn enough to feed their families. DAN traveled to the La Moskita region of Honduras to study the dive practices and lives of local lobster harvesting divers in an effort to learn what can be done to help.
Extinct for Soup?
Are sharks really facing extinction for an Asian delicacy? Learn more about shark populations and conservation efforts.
Shooter: Wes Skiles
Wes Skiles was a famous dive photographer who died on a seemingly routine dive. His widow, Terri, discusses her spouse and his career as a photographer.
When Gas Goes Bad
Breathing gas is incredibly important to divers and just as important as quantity is quality. Do you know the signs of breathing gas contamination?
Behind the Scenes: Shooting Still on “Oceans”
During the filming of “Oceans,” a large number of still photos were taken and used for marketing purposes. Learn more about the shooting process for these images.
