Travis Marshall is an Asheville, North Carolina-based writer and diver covering scuba diving training and travel.
There's a lot of history in the ocean. Underwater archaeologists are explorers who seek to learn more about the past through discoveries found on the seafloor.
Public safety divers are the ones who search the depths for missing people, vehicles and equipment with the hopes of recovering them. Read about one person's journey to see if it's the right move for you.
Aquarists are people responsible for the well-being of every animal in captivity at an aquarium. We're highlighting one diver's journey so you can decide if it's the right career path for you.
Leading fellow divers through series of underwater caves can be extremely rewarding, but there's a lot of skill that goes into the work. Here's what it takes to become a pro cave diver.
Adaptive diving is all about modifying the standard skills and practices of scuba diving. Diveheart, an organization at the forefront of this endeavor, operates out of hundreds of cities worldwide. Here’s how to get involved.
Testing out a seemingly never-ending parade of new (and new-to-us) dive gear isn’t all fun and games—it’s also a lot of work. Here’s what it takes.
One diver's plans to become a scientific research diver shift to harvesting urchins for a boutique market
Remotely operated vehicles have become a mainstay in commercial diving in recent years. With more opportunities arising, it could be a good time to consider becoming a pilot.
Searching for long-lost ships and the treasure they once hauled across the sea can be thrilling, but it’s also a lot of work. Here’s a taste of what to expect if you explore the deep blue for hidden gems.