Coral reefs, often referred to as the rainforests of the sea, are intricate and diverse ecosystems that support many marine species. However, their fragility is increasingly exposed as they face various challenges, from pollution to overfishing and the proliferation of destructive human activities. At the heart of this vulnerability is the intricate symbiosis between coral polyps and the algae that inhabit their tissues, forming the basis of the reef’s health and vitality.
Experience Sharks the Right Way: A Guide to Responsible Shark Tourism
Sharks, the ocean’s silent hunters, have ignited a mix of fear and fascination for centuries. Their sleek forms, powerful jaws, and predatory prowess have captured the imagination in countless stories, documentaries, and Hollywood blockbusters. But with overfishing and habitat destruction […]
The Ultimate Scuba Diving Hydration Guide
Scuba diving allows us to explore a breathtaking underwater world. But like any exhilarating activity, it comes with inherent risks. Decompression sickness (DCS), or “the bends,” is a severe medical condition that can occur after a dive. It happens when […]
The Silent Threat: Understanding Decompression Sickness Risk Factors
Scuba diving allows us to explore a breathtaking underwater world. But like any exhilarating activity, it comes with inherent risks. Decompression sickness (DCS), or “the bends,” is a severe medical condition that can occur after a dive. It happens when […]
Volcanoes, Waterfalls & Whales: Why Dominica Is the Caribbean’s Best-Kept Secret
I came to Dominica for the diving, but I left with so much more: vibrant coral reefs, misty jungle waterfalls, warm Creole culture, and even the thrill of swimming alongside one of the ocean’s giants. Join me on this first-person […]