Dive HistoryImagingUncategorized Remembering Chuck Nicklin: “The Man Who Rode the Whale” Pioneering. Trailblazing. Iconic. Legendary. These aren’t easy adjectives to live up to, but by all accounts, the diving industry’s Chuck…Cathryn Castle GarciaFebruary 20, 2023
EventsNews & EventsUncategorized 10.22.22 The Journal of Diving History Presents Santa Barbara Divers Reunion Celebrating the HDS USA 30th Anniversary, 1992 – 2022 The Journal of Diving History presents Santa Barbara Divers Reunion on Saturday, October 22,…California Diving NewsSeptember 20, 2022
Environmental IssuesNewsNews & EventsUncategorized Deep Danger: Underwater Robots Reveal SoCal’s Coastal Waters Used as Toxic Waste Dumpsite Eighty years after it was deployed during the last half of World War II as a lifesaver for troops and…Karen StrausAugust 1, 2022
Uncategorized BIRTH OF A BOOK: Dottie Frazier’s Memoir of Her Life in the Water Walking into Dottie Frazier’s home was like entering a museum: the walls and surfaces filled with framed awards and certificates,…Karen StrausMay 1, 2022
Uncategorized California Glory: Our Coastal Kelp Forests California divers are lucky that giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera), the largest kelp in the world, grows off our coast. With…Bonnie J. CardoneMarch 13, 2020
Uncategorized Into the Blue: All About the Blue Whale This is the last of three articles on how to identify whales commonly seen off the California coast. Humpbacks were…Bonnie J. CardoneMarch 9, 2020
Uncategorized Fond Farewells: A Tribute to Bonnie Cardone In this issue of California Diving News, we say farewell to one of our own, CDN’s longtime contributing editor Bonnie…Cathryn Castle GarciaMarch 8, 2020
Dive SpotsRecent ArticlesUncategorized A Freak of Nature: Anacapa Island’s Underwater Arch Divers are familiar with bubbles, so the underwater arch at Anacapa Island should not be such a big surprise to…Dale & Kim ShecklerMarch 4, 2020
Dive SpotsUncategorized The Shallows of Monterey’s Submarine Canyon: Exploring Monastery South Monastery Beach in Carmel is home to two rather different dive sites. The North end of Monastery Beach has relatively…Bruce SudweeksMarch 3, 2020
Uncategorized A Pinniped Playground: Diving with Sea Lions at San Carlos Beach San Carlos Beach has got to be the most versatile dive site in the Monterey area. The dive site located…Bruce SudweeksJanuary 31, 2020