Learn More About the Champlain II Steamboat
The steamboat Oakes Ames was built in 1868 for the Rutland Railroad by the Napoleon…
Browsing: Zebra Mussels
About the Round Gobies
As Divers we tend be very aware of the environment we explore. We are especially…
Learn More About The George C Finney
The George C Finney lies upright in 100 feet of water, buried in mud and…
Shipwreck Hunters Presents: The Steamer Juno
This is a simple shore dive about 200 feet from shore in 20 feet of…
Scuba Diving the Schooner St James In Lake Erie
The Saint James is widely regarded as the best-preserved example of a Great Lakes 19th-century…
Scuba Diving the Wolf Islander II
The Wolfe Islander II was a ferry that ran between Kingston, Ontario and Wolfe Island,…
Non-native organisms spread around world in ships’ ballast water
Before leaving a port for a voyage across the ocean, large ships take on ballast water. When they get to their destination they no longer need it so it is discharged. This works well for those who handle the ship’s wheel, but it can have negative effects on the environment.
Non-native organisms spread around world in ships’ ballast water
Before leaving a port for a voyage across the ocean, large ships take on ballast…
Impacts of Zebra and Quagga Mussels
Zebra and quagga mussels are freshwater bivalves native to the Black Sea region of Eurasia.…