Right whales should have right of way: Ships ignoring voluntary slow down zone
To slow down the ships, the governments in Canada and the U.S. have implemented voluntary and mandatory speed restriction zones for vessels.
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Let’s come together in these physically distancing times
These are difficult times, especially for people who lack safe shelter, food and other necessities…
York Region Scuba Presents: Let’s Talk Some Diving
Lets talk some diving
SECONN Presents: Live Scuba Video Chats
SSECONN 2020 Scuba/Dive Webinars SECONN urges you to remain healthy in this period, but also…
Two Endangered Loggerhead Sea Turtles Released Back to the Wild
The Florida Aquarium’s Animal Response Team, supported by Florida Blue, offers a story of inspiration and…
Healthy forests mean healthy people
Despite their crown “social distancing,” many trees communicate with each other through underground fungal networks, or “mycorrhizae.”
A Pro-Active Approach To Coronavirus/COVID-19 from Pro Dive International
Dear Friends! We hope everyone is safe, and your families and friends are well, despite…
Introducing: The New Save Ontario Shipwrecks Site (SOS)
History of SOS During the late 1970’s, two far sighted individuals, Rick Jackson and Gain…
New Diving Era: The Hi-Tech Aquabreather Hydroid for Diving
Part HALO, part NASA, part Darth Vader, the Hydroid Aquabreather uses proprietary canisters of a chemical mixture that gives off oxygen once popped.
Idle some more: a novel climate solution
Rather, we should consider selective idleness. When it comes to climate activism, for example, we require more, not less.