Kelp Forest :: Photo Credit Erick Morales Oyola @ Unsplash As divers, we get a front-row seat to the beauty - and the fragility - of our oceans. From Canada’s kelp forests to Florida’s coral reefs, it’s hard not to
Unknown Photographer ::: Public Domain@ Wikipedia Agapit Leblanc, born in 1887 in Bouctouche, New Brunswick, served as a Canadian Fishery officer. At the age of 39, he lost his life on October 20, 1926, while conducting an investigation into illegal
https://youtu.be/VeiKiK01Ar4?si=FO_WO7IKBv9D2atv Sinking of the HMCS Annapolis in British Columbia From sunken ships to underwater sculpture parks, artificial reefs are quietly helping to rebuild the ocean. These human-made structures not only provide new habitats for marine life - they also support
Raja Ampat Photo Credit :: Simon Spring @ UnSplash There is nothing like a powerful documentary to remind us why we dive. The ocean, in all its beauty and mystery, has a way of pulling us back every time. Whether
NOAA Fisheries Office of Law Enforcement special agent and Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife Police officers seize Tanner crab on Corey Potters' crab catcher vessel F/V Arctic Dawn. Credit: NOAA Fisheries NOAA Fisheries Office of Law Enforcement led
https://youtu.be/qqdagoaQM7w?si=tFHeynBZBMTLR5K_ From time to time, Kirk Scuba Gear will be sharing nostalgia scuba diving films, shows, and documentaries for our readers to enjoy. Spread the word and "dive into" the experience with us! The Deep is a 1977 adventure movie
Photo via Facebook 1450 days Right before I got out of the Navy, they gave us a badge, a little anchor, to show how many days at sea we had. 1450 days barely qualified me for a silver. There were
Hammer Creek in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania is a part of the Chesapeake Bay Small Agricultural Watershed Monitoring Program, and the Pennsylvania Water Science Center that was targeted to be closed. Scott Heidel, PADEP / USGS More than two dozen United States
Photo Credit from Facebook Among the many haunting narratives to emerge from the sinking of the RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912, the story of two very young brothers—Michel and Edmond Navratil—stands as one of the most poignant. Just four
Diving in Canada is often associated with cold waters, drysuits, and challenging conditions—but that’s only part of the story. While it’s true that Canadian waters can be brisk, the country also offers a surprising number of beginner-friendly dive sites that