For those who are more interested in preserving and protecting whale populations, the beginning of the season is also great news. Whale watching operators begin their lucrative business, and it’s a great opportunity to bring tourists and locals alike in touch with the world’s largest mammals. Check in your area for a whale watching tour – getting so close to these wonderful animals is definitely worth every cent!
There is a strict no-touch policy when scuba diving at the Denver Aquarium, the Coloradoan reports. Of course this...
Make a difference during the Project AWARE Dive for Earth Day Reef Clean Up Events in April 2010!Humans are...
For the last three years, the Shark Alliance has successfully campaigned to improve the European Union’s management of shark...
The United Nations declared 2010 to be the International Year of Biodiversity. It is a celebration of life on...
To avail the best of day trip and holiday experiences, All 4 Diving is what clients opt for and...
We were very lucky to join the wonderful team at Abyss Scuba Diving at Clean Up Australia Day. We went...
It’s official. Francis Toribiong, a native of Palau, Micronesia, will be inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of...
The government of the Maldives is to hold a cabinet meeting underwater to highlight the threat of global warming,...
