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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – August 2019 – Issue 51
First Study of World’s Largest Marine Stingray Reveals Long-Distance Migration “This species of ray is likely in trouble but we can’t protect what we don’t know much about. Our study …
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Diving In Cenotes Of Mexico’s – Jack’s August Underwater Photography Feature
I am a scuba diving addict. Can’t deny it, and don’t even want to. I’ve dove some of the best reefs in the world, and loved every minute of it. …
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya, August 2019
Coral can do a great job giving scale to humpback whales. Itʼs rare and often fleeting when whales pass over shallow waters. Two males pass like giants over a reef during the …
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FixnZip Zips Away Your Troubles
Have you ever broken the zipper on your wet suit, sleeping bag, or tent (or anything else for that matter) and have been unable to find a repalcement? We just …
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6 of the Best Wildlife and Outdoor Festivals in the U.S.
By Traci Magnus 6 of the Best Wildlife and Outdoor Festivals in the U.S. If you are looking for a place to converse with like-minded conservationists and share your passion …
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Antigua & Barbuda Implements Environmental Standard for Diving & Snorkelling
The Green Fins initiative hopes to reach 10,000 tourists in the next year The Reef-World Foundation – the international coordinators of Green Fins – is pleased to announce Antigua and Barbuda has …
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Navigating the White Continent – Sophie Ballagh and Ewan Blyth
The Antarctic Ocean probably isn’t the first place most people would think of to go, on a beginners’ kayaking holiday. But according to Ewan and Sophie, it’s not unusual to …
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Plastic Soup Starts Here
Plastic Soup Starts Here is a photography project by Floris Kok who lives on a house boat in the canals of Amsterdam. It was his graduation project for his photography …
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Scientists Need Help Researching Sharks in Cocos Island
COCOS ISLAND—If you’ve ever wanted to study sharks, now is your chance. Turtle Island Restoration Network, an ocean conservation nonprofit based in California, leads multiple 10-day liveaboard dive expeditions to …
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