From Tiger Sharks to Nile Crocodiles, Al Hornsby’s New Book is Wildlife at Its Wildest

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Great hammerhead sharks. The only view that really shows their hammers is from underneath. Bimini, Bahamas, 2016. Page 21 Guest Blogger: Jo Walters Join Al Hornsby for an anthology of poignant, thrilling encounters with wildlife, below and beyond the waves, in his new book, Face to Face…Up Close with Mother Nature. It’s story-telling of both heart-stopping adventure and ethereal, natural beauty, where Al’s powerful prose and photography take you to wild, lovely places for […]

Scuba Show 2017

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Scuba Diving Anacapa Join PADI® staff at Scuba Show, 6-7 May 2017, in Long Beach, California. With more than 300 exhibitors, seminars and clinics, the 30th edition of the show promises to be an exciting weekend. Throughout the weekend, attendees will have access to hundreds of enthusiastic scuba diving experts and a passionate diving community – all who are […]

Top Scuba Diving Destinations: Marine Sanctuaries & Hope Spots

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Photo: NOAA When planning your next dive trip, set a course for a marine sanctuary or Hope Spot. These ecologically-diverse areas are known for unusual critters, animal migrations, or other features that warrant special protection. By visiting these areas, you’re investing in both local conservation efforts and exceptional diving memories. Marine Sanctuaries – Nature as it was […]

Dive Warriors – Healing Disabled Veterans through Scuba Diving

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Dive Warriors   “We honor those brave men and women who have served their country and fought for our freedoms.” Through the healing power of scuba, California based non-profit, Dive Warriors, is on a mission to build confidence and self-esteem in veterans with disabilities. Twice a month they pack a boat full of these inspiring men and […]

7 Species of Sharks You Should Get to Know

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whale shark Over-fishing is driving sharks to the brink of extinction. In fact, many populations have seen a decline of up to 80%. Healthy oceans depend on healthy shark populations because they keep the marine food chain in balance. Sharks grow slowly and produce few young – meaning they are incredibly vulnerable. The saddest part? Many of the […]