Little Grey and Little White arrive safely after move to bay care area
The SEA LIFE Trust is delighted to confirm that two beluga whales, Little Grey and Little White, are now safely in their new sea sanctuary care area at Klettsvik Bay…
Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown
Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown are a husband and wife team of underwater photographers. Both have degrees in environmental biology from Manchester University, with Caroline also having a masters in animal behaviour. Nick is a fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in underwater wildlife photography and he also has a masters in teaching. They are passionate about marine conservation and hope that their images can inspire people to look after the world's seas and oceans. Their Manchester-based company, Frogfish Photography, offers a wide range of services and advice. They offer tuition with their own tailor made course - the Complete Underwater Photography Award. The modules of the course have been written to complement the corresponding chapters in Nick's own book: Underwater Photography Art and Techniques. They also offer equipment sales and underwater photography trips in the UK and abroad. For more information visit www.frogfishphotography.com.
How well do you know your jellies? Marine Conservation Society launches new quiz for jellyfish season
As jellyfish season is well and truly upon us, you’re likely to see more jellyfish around UK shores. The Marine Conservation Society is once again calling on beachgoers to report…
How well do you know your jellies? Marine Conservation Society launches new quiz for jellyfish season
As jellyfish season is well and truly upon us, you’re likely to see more jellyfish around UK shores. The Marine Conservation Society is once again calling on beachgoers to report…
Scubaverse Underwater Photographer Interview: Ram Yoro
In this ongoing series, Scubaverse’s Underwater Photography Editor Nick Robertson-Brown talks to underwater photographers from around the world that he admires. In this blog: Ram Yoro Ram lives in archipelagic…
Scubaverse Underwater Photographer Interview: Ram Yoro
In this ongoing series, Scubaverse’s Underwater Photography Editor Nick Robertson-Brown talks to underwater photographers from around the world that he admires. In this blog: Ram Yoro Ram lives in archipelagic…
Plastic Warriors – a fight against plastic pollution
Filmmaker Lavado Stubbs & Environmental Scientist Kristal ‘Ocean’ Ambrose release PLASTIC WARRIORS, a film that follows Kristal’s fight against plastic pollution. The Bahamas, a country internationally recognized for its stunning…
Plastic Warriors – a fight against plastic pollution
Filmmaker Lavado Stubbs & Environmental Scientist Kristal ‘Ocean’ Ambrose release PLASTIC WARRIORS, a film that follows Kristal’s fight against plastic pollution. The Bahamas, a country internationally recognized for its stunning…
Diving with… Mike Bartick, Crystal Blue Resort, Anilao, Philippines
In this ongoing series, we speak to the people who run dive centres, resorts and liveaboards from around the world about their businesses and the diving they have to offer……
Announcing the Winners of Scubaverse.com’s June 2020 Underwater Photo & Video Contests
Another great month for entries in both contests – your underwater photos and videos are just getting better and better! Thanks to all who entered. To find out who the…
Announcing the Winners of Scubaverse.com’s June 2020 Underwater Photo & Video Contests
Another great month for entries in both contests – your underwater photos and videos are just getting better and better! Thanks to all who entered. To find out who the…