Angela Riley, a resident of Greenland, Nova Scotia, draws inspiration from her deep-rooted family fishing heritage to lead a significant

As the year turns, the scuba diving industry finds itself balancing rapid technological change with growing environmental and social responsibility.

We’re thrilled to unveil the schooner-barge ONONDAGA, discovered off Stony Point by Capt. Tim Caza & Dennis Gerber using side-scan

Let’s talk about the part that usually gets glossed over. When dive shops struggle to attract and retain younger or

Six species of comb jellies have been recorded in Colombian waters for the first time following a comprehensive inventory of

The scuba industry talks endlessly about safety, but are we actually studying the right things? A recent analysis published in

The announcement of a new international diving and marine event in Aqaba may look like just another industry gathering at

Clubs, classes and top sailors are increasingly turning to helmets. In the New Zealand publication YBQ, Kathy Young talks to

Hawaii is often grouped as a single diving destination, yet the experience varies widely from island to island. Each location

According to a report from BBC Yorkshire, a former scuba diving instructor has been given an absolute discharge after a

In 2019, blind Japanese sailor Mitsuhiro “Hiro” Iwamoto completed a non-stop Pacific Ocean crossing from San Diego to Fukushima, Japan

Badly run races discourages participation, but excellence in event management has taken the sport down a path of increased certification

In 2020, Scuttlebutt editor Craig Leweck observed how sailing gear development was impacting participation: “When we look at sails, cordage,

A Taiwanese technical diver has died while taking part in a recovery operation at a World War II-era coal mine

US Sailing revealed the winners of the 2025 Community Sailing Awards which are annually presented to honor exceptional individuals and

Marine scientists in Western Australia are preparing to take science communication beneath the surface, with plans announced for a live

The sixth season of the SailGP global sports league will take teams to five continents, nine countries, and one territory.

There’s an old saying that the sea and inland waterways find out everything you did wrong—eventually. Maybe not on day

For many divers, the Red Sea is not just another destination, it is the place where global dive dreams begin.

Scuba diving has one of the highest passion-to-participation gaps in sport. Millions earn an entry-level certification, far fewer remain active

  Rebreathers represent one of the most significant technological advances in modern diving. By recycling breathing gas, removing carbon dioxide,

Every diver remembers the reef, the wreck, the moment a shadow resolved into a shark or a turtle glided past

A Taiwanese technical diver has died during an expedition to recover human remains from a flooded Second World War-era coal

The dive instructor who was conducting Dylan Harrison’s training programme when the 12-year-old disappeared and drowned has been arrested and