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Scuba Diving Magazine

Feature: Send It: Chasing thrills on a high-energy tour of the Hawaiian islands|Scuba Diving Magazine, print/digital

Feature: Into the Frenzy: Diving Baja’s Mobula Ray Aggregations|Scuba Diving Magazine, print/digital

Feature: Quirky Croatia|Scuba Diving Magazine, print/digital

Feature: A Rugged Dive Adventure Through Channel Islands National Park|Scuba Diving Magazine, print/digital

Diving Monterey Bay’s Squid Mating and Death Frenzy|Scuba Diving Magazine

Forget Deep Dives. I Love Shallow Water Diving—And You Will Too|Scuba Diving Magazine

Divers Clean Up Almost 1.7 Tons of Marine Debris in California|Scuba Diving Magazine

How to Take Care of Dive Gear on a Camping Trip|Scuba Diving Magazine

Seven Spots for a U.S. Camp-and-Dive Trip|Scuba Diving Magazine

How to Plan a Croatia Dive Trip|Scuba Diving Magazine

The Houston Chronicle

Essay: Serving Salads While Serving Time |The Houston Chronicle, print

Forbes Science

You May Find Salt-Tolerant Rice Growing In The Ocean By 2021|Forbes Science

Aquaponics Presents A New Way To Grow Sustainable Fish And Veggies|Forbes Science

There Is Plastic In Your Fish|Forbes Science

Over 200 Chinese Fishing Vessels Are Dangerously Close To Galápagos Marine Reserve |Forbes Science

There Is Something Fishy Going On With Bread...|Forbes Science

Black Soldier Flies Are The New Superstars Of Sustainable Aquaculture|Forbes Science

Israeli Lab Pauses Research On Shrimp Viruses To Develop COVID-19 Coronavirus Vaccine|Forbes Science

The Pros And Cons Of Expanding United States Offshore Aquaculture In 2020|Forbes Science

Purple Sea Urchins Are Devouring California Kelp Forests, What Can Scientists Do To Stop Them?|Forbes Science

Patagonia Provisions Challenges Ocean Fish Farms By Selling Seafood|Forbes Science

Everything You Need To Know About The Coronavirus And Seafood Safety|Forbes Science

New ‘Pop-Up’ Fishing Gear Could Reduce Whale Entanglements|Forbes Science

How Dissolving Dungeness Crabs Will Impact A Million Dollar Industry|Forbes Science

Seabirds With Radar-Detecting Trackers Help Stop Illegal Fishing|Forbes Science

New Map Launching Today Helps People Find Local Seafood|Forbes Science

The World Is Hungry For Octopus, What’s Wrong With Farming Them?|Forbes Science

Why You Should Care Where Your Seafood Comes From, According To 3 Chefs|Forbes Science

Iceland To Stop Killing Whales In 2020, Choosing To Watch Them Instead|Forbes Science

To Spawn An Oyster: How Your Favorite Briny Bivalve Came To Be|Forbes Science

Royal Caribbean Cruises And WWF Want To Stop Turtle Poaching Using DNA Technology|Forbes Science

Pride: The Secret Ingredient To No-Fishing Reserves That Work|Forbes Science

Here’s How Alaskan Fishermen Are Dealing With The Coronavirus Pandemic|Forbes Science

The Invisible Women Of Small Scale Fisheries Contribute 11% Of Global Catch|Forbes Science

Fish Wearing ‘Marine Skin’ Sensors Collect Information 6,500 Feet Below The Sea|Forbes Science

Fish Blood May Provide Biotech Researchers With An Ethical Alternative To Fetal Bovine Fluid|Forbes Science

5 Cell-Based Meat Companies Create Coalition To Inform New Regulations|Forbes Science

After 2017 Lawsuit, Fewer Whales Entangled As Crab Fishers Face Financial Struggle|Forbes Science

Is Eating Fermented Shark In Iceland Sustainable?|Forbes Science

New Study Finds Some Fisheries Management Is Actually Working|Forbes Science

A New Bioplastic Made From Fish Waste Is Here|Forbes Science

How Will The Australian Bushfires Impact The Ocean? Here’s What We Know|Forbes Science

‘Green Plastics’ Give Ghost Gear New Life|Forbes Science

How Light-Up Fishing Nets Could Save More Dolphins And Turtles From Dying|Forbes Science

What’s The Best Way To Save An Ecosystem? By Pleasing Palates!|Forbes Science

3,200 White Abalone Released In An Effort To Beat Extinction|Forbes Science

Sometimes Nature Needs A Little TLC, The ‘Kelp Lady’ Is Here To Help|Forbes Science

New Internship Program Fosters Next Generation Of Underwater Farmers|Forbes Science

Bay nature

Postcard from Bodega Bay: “I Don’t Want to See These Whales Go Away”|Bay Nature, print