Freediving Gear
Taking up freediving but have zero clue what gear you need? Freediving gear is designed to simply enhance your breath-hold diving capabilities. Learn more about the right gear.
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Sweet Siren Smells of Coral and Seaweed
Reefs smell. No, really! A healthy reef sends out attractive scents attracting a population of reef builders and dwellers. These newcomers are vital to the success of a reef.
Digital Workflow for Underwater Photography
When you establish a digital workflow, you’re better able to organize and access all of your great images. Learn more about an ideal workflow from one photographer.
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Hidden in Plane Sight
A World War II-era plane remained either undiscovered or unreported for over 60 years off the California coast. Read more about this incredible wreckage and attempts to track down more information on the plane.
Shooter: Roger Steene
Photographer Roger Steene shares his story about what got him into photography. Read more of Steene’s story.
May I Bend Your Ear?
Days after completing some technical dives, a diver experienced hearing loss that would not stop. An unexpected diagnosis of inner-ear decompression sickness resulted in time in a hyperbaric chamber. Read more about the incident.
Crown-of-Thorns and Favorable Disturbance
The crown-of-thorns starfish is considered one of the most influential invertebrate predators found on Pacific coral reefs. Read more about why this starfish is so important to reef health.
Stick To Your Maximum Operating Depth
DAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.
Proactive & Prepared
When emergency response is made as accessible and efficient as possible, it’s much easier for divers to embrace the culture of dive safety. Divers are more apt to remind each other to be cautious and to watch out for each other with increased vigilance.
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