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

The trend in the Olympic sailing has been to evolve the program to appease the International Olympic Committee which wants

If spending vast sums of money in sailing is what you like to do, the global charter fleet includes a

An 18-year-old diver has been officially recognised as the youngest professional Divemaster in the world, marking a rare milestone in recreational

Recently the Chicago cast and crew of Sharing Air came together at a Diveheart adaptive scuba event held at the

A former scuba instructor has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of 12-year-old Dylan Harrison, marking a

Most divers are meticulous about planning dives, checking conditions, and logging bottom time. Yet when it comes to caring for

                    Scuba diving is full of obvious risks that divers are

Live Operations The Canadian Coast Guard is responsible for overseeing marine response operations to pollution spills, hazardous vessels, and search

Saltwater Sean (Sean McMullen) For Photo Credit While bottle diving, Sean often stumbles across oddly shaped glass bottles, this one

LGOntario from Ontario, Canada, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Ford’s Bill 5 guts species protection and overrides treaty rights

The 2021 tragedy aboard the HMS Scylla remains one of the most sobering reminders of the risks inherent in technical

A deep-sea research expedition led by Argentine researchers aboard the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor (too) has found that

This February on CBC, The Nature of Things returns with a new episode, The Berg. Available to stream beginning Thursday,

Wildlife cinematographer, above and below the surface, Nick was raised in a Maritime community, shaped by the ocean. Nick brings

Yacht designer and past Seahorse magazine editor Julian Everitt hosts an active Facebook page in which John Sweeney shares a

The good old days of the America’s Cup include the winner bringing the trophy home to defend. Simple. No confusion.