DAN Member Profile: Ken Kamler, M.D.
DAN member Ken Kamler, M.D., shares his stories about DAN membership and being a life-long adventure seeker. Read more about Dr. Kamler.
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Humpback Whales: Tonga and the Silver Bank
Although they are oceans apart, both the Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific and the Silver Bank off the Dominican Republic offer intimate encounters with majestic humpback whales. Read more about these fantastic creatuers.
Conservation Success in Indonesia
Raja Ampat started a massive conservation effort in 2010 to protect populations of sharks and manta rays. Since the effort began, the sharks and manta rays look much healthier. Learn more.
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Underwater Communications Systems
Communication systems are a niche product for recreational and tech divers. If you’re wondering whether your next diving project might benefit from vox (voice) communication, it’s worth learning a little about the technology, its implementation and use.
An Uncertain Future for Kemp’s Ridley Turtles
Populations of Kemp’s ridley’s turtle have been on the decline for years until a conservation effort kicked off. Read more about Kemp’s ridley’s turtles and the challenges they face.
The Once & Future Promise of National Marine Sanctuaries
Marine sanctuaries are important because they not only help natural environments thrive, but also boost local economies. Marine sanctuaries can be found throughout the world and help increase accessibility to oceans.
Ocean Views 2015: The Joy of Pursuit
See the winning and highly honored photographs from this year’s Ocean Views photo contest, and share in the joy of those who captured the images.
National Geographic’s Pristine Seas
Read one diver’s journey into exploring remote ocean habits in an attempt to help protect them. National Geographic teamed up on this endeavor to explore, survey and protect wild seas.
The Quest for DCS Biomarkers
Advances in decompression sickness studies and treatments could be made through identification of markers in the blood. Read more about the studies in decompression sickness.
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