Scuba Diving

Do you think of yourself as an ecological person? Whatever the answer, it is becoming an increasingly important question. If your answer is “no”, I’m going to politely suggest that you don’t have a choice.…

Cross the border at Tijuana and Mexico hits you like a burst of distilled chaos. Ensenada has all the features of a lively fishing port anywhere, with a big dash of Mexican fun thrown-in. Head…

Recreational diving, like all things that people do for adventure, sport or fun, is evolving fast, and right now one of the biggest influences on mainstream diving comes from the more extreme and of the…

Brenna is part Haida and a Haida Gwaii resident. She spoke with Sealives about her views on conservation issues and her dreams of becoming a professional marine biologist.

California is a state of mind, so the saying goes. Diving in California certainly is. In California, the suburbs reach right down past the Pacific Coast Highway to the ocean’s edge, where sand drifts onto…

Bill Carroll is on a mission. It includes the ocean and getting you into it. Because, in his words, “If you’re not in the ocean, you’re less likely to protect it.” Bill is a diving…

A Warm Welcome The photographs didn’t turn out as expected. After a wonderful evening of food and wine (the latter for Andrea and me – Kai doesn’t drink much as far as I can tell,)…