Shark Named J.P
Photography feature by Ewan Wilson When you spend a lot of time around an animal you start to see the different quirks that make each shark individual, some are subtile and …
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Category: Conservation Photography
Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for November 2018
This month’s feature: A young baby whale and its mother cruising slowly past in the shallow waters of Tonga. The calf closed its eye as it came up for a …
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Chandelier Cave, Palau: Jack’s November 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
Once filled with air, Chandelier Cave is now an easily accessed 4-chamber underwater cave underneath the island of Ngarol. Nearly swimming distance from Sam’s Tours, the cave entrance opens at …
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When Sharks Fly!
Photography feature by Ewan Wilson The great white sharks of South Africa are not your typical fish. There winter prey, the caper fur seal is a tricky catch even for a …
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Sailfish off of the Yucatan
Photos and Story by Pete Oxford and Reneé Bish “Don’t end up as a kebab!” my friend Pete Atkinson Skyped me after I’d told him about my upcoming adventure. It …
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Snorkeling with the Endangered Dugong
Egypt is not the most popular holiday destination in these days – I am very sad about the situation, and I decided to support my beloved country on the …
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Jack’s October 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
Bobbit Worm The Bobbit worm is a blind, brainless ocean worm with an appearance not even a mother could love. According to The Smithsonian, the colorful …
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for October 2018
This month’s feature: A pygmy seahorse hides amongst gorgonian sea fans in the deep waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia Karim was published in National Geographic magazine for his humpback …
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Jackson Groves and Journey Era Kick Off Adventure Bag
By Kevin Majoros Jackson Groves started his travel blog, Journey Era, two years ago and it has attracted a cult following among millennials and the younger demographic. Below is an …
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Researchers use “biological passport” to monitor Earth’s largest fish
Whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, roam less than previously thought. Local and regional actions are vital for the conservation of this globally endangered species moving forward, according to …
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