The Scuba Queen Organization is a program for women to protect the planet through scuba diving. We are a 501(c)3…
California Diving NewsJune 21, 2023
“Don’t Shop. Dive.” Do you wait all year for Black Friday? It seems only natural, if not compulsory, to drive…
Gil ZeimerNovember 17, 2022
Eighty years after it was deployed during the last half of World War II as a lifesaver for troops and…
Karen StrausAugust 1, 2022
Very few people know it, but Santa Barbara, California is recognized by most international diving historians as the birthplace of…
Cathryn Castle GarciaJuly 1, 2022
A career dedicated to mollusks isn’t always easy. Sometimes progress can occur at a snail’s pace. But a team of…
California Diving NewsFebruary 3, 2020
It’s not unusual for beachgoers to see California sea lions stranding this time of year as one-year-old animals wean from…
Mark YoungAugust 8, 2019
By Allison Vitsky Sallmon In 2003, I was many things — 33 years old, a postdoctoral fellow at a…
California Diving NewsApril 11, 2016
The much-hyped El Niño season — one of the strongest in the past 60 years — is here. And…
Mark YoungMarch 13, 2016
Thrashing El Niño storms, which stripped a great deal of sand from the shores of Coronado, California, have revealed an…
Mark YoungMarch 13, 2016
