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Video: Take a Deep Breath - Freediving with Matthias Misof

In this epic freediving video, Matthias Misof and his friends take us on their one-breath adventures alongside turtles, manta rays, huge schools of fish and amazing coral heads.

Take the Survey - Tell us How You Use Our Florida Reefs

How do use Florida's reefs? Take the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative's survey.

Spend Your Summer Under the Sea with Camp Program for Parents and Kids

How will your kids be spending their summer vacation? The Whale Shark and Oceanic Research Center at Utila Lodge is offering a marine conservation program for parents, grandparents and children in June and July 2015 that hopes to teach kids about preserving the environment.

Top 100 2015: Best Marine Environment

Here are the winners of the world's best and healthiest marine environments in our Top 100 Readers Choice Awards.

Top 100 2015: Best Underwater Photography

The results of our Top 100 Readers Choice Awards are in! You voted on the world's best destinations for underwater photography, and here are the winners!

Whale Watching in Los Cabos

With several local tour companies and 90 percent of whales migrating, the scenic beaches of Los Cabos makes it the perfect destination for whale watching.

Top 100 2015: Best Beginner Diving

Announcing the winners of our 2015 Top 100 Readers Choice Awards! For the 22nd year in a row, our readers voted on their favorite dive destinations across the world — from North America to the Pacific and Indian oceans to the Caribbean and Atlantic. See which dives made the list for Best Beginner Diving.

Diving Blue Heron Bridge in Riviera Beach, Florida

Located in Riviera Beach, just outside of West Palm Beach, Florida, the Blue Heron Bridge is a diver’s dream. The diversity of life along with its easy access and affordability make it one of the most popular dive spots in Florida.

Video: Diving the Cod Hole on Australia's Great Barrier Reef

Josh Jensen and the Undersea Productions team visited Cod Hole back in 2011 to survey the damage from Cyclone Yasi. Despite some loss of coral in the shallows, they found the reef off the Northwestern coast of Australia to be surpringly healthy — and the Potato Cod as huge as ever.