by Josh Saul | Feb 13, 2012 | Travel
Are you down? Feeling blue? Want a change from the weather? The only cure for that is a sailing trip around the South Pacific. Seriously, don’t write it off as impossible. Right now, the conservation organization OceansWatch is looking for volunteers to... by Josh Saul | Feb 9, 2012 | Technology, Travel
Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach is really pushing technology into every area of their organization. In order the leverage the tremendous cost and associated value that the aquarium provides as a learning tool, they’ve begun to offer videoconferencing to... by Josh Saul | Feb 5, 2012 | Corals, Photography, Travel
Papua New Guinea is regarded as one of the most remote countries, with good reason. It takes most Americans or Europeans two flights to even reach the country and typically another flight to get up to Western Papua where most of the popular diving is these... by Josh Saul | Feb 2, 2012 | Reef, Travel
Well known for the wide variety of sharks in the region, Africa has a booming SCUBA tourism business that is evidenced by the incredible free online magazine African Diver. The latest issue shines the light on several new dive destinations and quite clearly the focus... by Josh Saul | Dec 15, 2011 | Travel
This incredible tank is sitting in the middle of a hotel in Germany. Known as the Aquadom, this Berlin attraction is over 25 meters tall and contains over 1500 fish who are fed all day long by 3-4 different... by Josh Saul | Nov 18, 2011 | Corals, Fish, Travel
File this under “We-don’t-know-sh_t-about-our-planet”. A recent expedition by Conservation International in Bali found what appears to be 12 new species of fish and one new species of coral. …
