The Revillagigedo Islands. Go ahead and practice that one because you’re going to want to learn more about them.
Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Conserve. Compost. Be conscious. Protect.
During the November General Meeting in Paris two years ago, the International Coral Reef Initiative declared 2018 as the third International Year of the Reef.
We’ve all experienced the power of place, those moments when we’re deeply immersed in the world around us and what’s happening is real and meaningful.
When I think of stereotypical I.T. professional adjectives, “outdoorsy” and “adventurous” aren’t the first words that come to mind.
As a land-based animal getting scuba certified never crossed my mind. I’ve always enjoyed snorkeling above reefs and watching the fish below.
Over the past three years, Ocean First Institute (OFI) has helped over 3,000 local youth discover the wonders of our ocean.
“A rising tide lifts all the boats”. This means that as more problems are solved, everyone benefits.
Shark. What’s your gut reaction when you hear that word?
I used to think 360° video robbed videographers of the creative aspect of capturing a shot...
There is a very corny saying that I use to describe the difference between freediving and scuba diving,
There is a new class of technology emerging that can help students engage more personally with educational material.
Why should you care about the ocean?
A combination of my intense love of water and my passion for working with kids, lead me to becoming a swim instructor for almost 10 years now.
“Our first dive was right here in Chatham Bay,” Sylvia tells me, recounting her first expedition to Cocos Island in the seventies.