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Underwater Photo Gallery: Camouflaged Critters

Many reef creatures have adapted in such a way that they can hide in plain view. Judy G presents a photo gallery of these masters of disguise.

9 Awe-Inspiring Archipelagos

For divers, all archipelagos are not created equal. Follow our lead to nine of the most awe-inspiring of the bunch.

Do Pufferfish Hold Their Breath?

They can look like heavyweight boxers in a display of you-can't-beat-me chest swelling. Find out if they actually hold their breath or not.

UK Establishes World's Largest Marine Reserve in South Pacific Pitcairn Islands

Only about 1% of the world's oceans are protected in reserves, but this number is steadily growing thanks in part to the United Kingdom. Tucked inside the UK's recent budget announcement was the bid to protect 322,000 square miles (830,000 square kilometers) around the Pitcairn islands in the South Pacific ocean from overfishing and seafloor mining.

Join a Thrilling Seven-Night Research Odyssey Aboard the Four Seasons Explorer

Study the Maldives’ most exciting residents— manta rays and whale sharks

Sea Heroes: In Their Words - Lad Akins

_Scuba Diving_ magazine had a chance to catch up with August 2014 Sea Hero Lad Akins at DEMA Las Vegas to discuss his marine conservation work and his involvement with lionfish populations across the globe for Reef.org.

Video: Diving Gardens of the Queen in Cuba

Cuba's Gardens of the Queen is one of the hottest dive locales in the Caribbean — and for good reason. It offers an amazing diversity of underwater wildlife.

NOAA expands Cordell Bank and Gulf of the Farallones national marine sanctuaries off northern California

Cordell Bank and Gulf of the Farallones national marine sanctuaries off northern California will both more than double in size following a final rule released today by NOAA. The expansion will help to protect the region’s marine and coastal habitats, biological resources and special ecological features.

Secchi Disk: A Do-It-Yourself Conservation Tool | Tracking Plankton with Citizen Science

Through a unique global study, seafarers are taking part in recording the effects of climate change through an app. Check out how the Secchi app works!