Alexandra Gillespie is a freelance writer that specializes in water and travel. Previously a digital editor of Scuba Diving magazine, her writing has appeared in Outside, NPR, National Geographic, and other national outlets.
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The Artist-in-Residence program aboard the R/V *Falkor* gives scientists and artists the opportunity to work side by side with cutting-edge data.
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Urchinomics aims to ranch urchins for uni, a luxury sushi ingredient, in a way that restores kelp forests, fish populations and carbon sequestration.
From micro-grants to help with acute reef damage to internship programs, Aggressor's CEO Wayne Brown sees daily opportunities to support ocean conservation.
Dive guide Héctor Barrera shares what it was like to watch the iconic Ecuadorian rock formation crumble before his eyes.
Divers will find site briefings for 121 sites across six panhandle counties. Sixty scuba sites include in-depth access information, and 48 have original, 3D maps.
My Octopus Teacher wins Best Documentary at the 2021 Academy Awards