The waters off La Jolla in San Diego were filled with anchovies in early July, as a massive school of…
California Diving NewsAugust 7, 2014
While riding an Amtrak train along the coast just south of Santa Barbara I had an epiphany. It was sparked…
Bonnie J. CardoneJune 26, 2014
Has any well-intentioned person ever told you that giant kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera, is the world's fastest growing plant? Unfortunately, if…
Marty SnydermanJune 25, 2014
Christmas. New Year's Day. My birthday. My mother's birthday. July 4th. Opening day of baseball season. The World Series. The…
Marty SnydermanJune 4, 2014
During a late afternoon dive several years ago in Fiji, I came across a sea cucumber (Bohadschia graeffei) that was…
Bonnie J. CardoneMay 28, 2014
Strange things happen in Northern California during springtime. Campgrounds and motels that were unoccupied most of the winter are now…
Bruce WatkinsMay 22, 2014
Along with California Diving News, we publish Dive Training magazine and the diving industry's trade journal. So as a working…
Mark YoungMay 6, 2014
Probably the most amazing thing about the jobs people have who work in diving is that their careers are so…
Steven M. BarskyApril 24, 2014
While two-spot octopuses are not uncommon in Southern California waters, they are usually found tucked away in a crevice. Thus,…
Bonnie J. CardoneApril 22, 2014
