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15 November 2024

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Cornwall - Where Oceans Meet

Three major ocean currents meet off the tip of Cornwall, creating perfect conditions for its wealth of biodiversity. Lewis M Jeffries takes us on an underwater tour accompanied by some of his fantastic photography.

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Bad news for coral

The IUCN has just released a report at Cop29 which finds 44 per cent of reef-building coral species are now at risk of extinction.

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Good news for coral

But in a slice of good coral news, for a change, the world's largest coral colony has just been discovered in the Solomon Islands.

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Wild Edges - Rebecca Douglas

Photographer Rebecca Douglas talks to Joanne O’Brien about being 'different', and how a perfect storm of circumstances deepened her connection to the sea, and the wild edges of the UK's coast.

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New Deep South Aggressor

Aggressor Adventures announces the latest addition to its liveaboard fleet -Red Sea Aggressor V will be heading to the Deep South from March 2025.

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Hvaldimir - case closed

Speculation that the beluga whale trained as a Russian spy was shot dead has been quashed as poor Hvaldimir's autopsy report is published.

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DIVE's quiz corner

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Autumn 2024 Magazine

Our Autumn 24 print magazine is here, filled to the brim as always with great writing and beautiful photography! Jenny Stock's cover feature takes us through the world of venomous sea creatures and what to do if you get stung or bitten, and Lewis Jefferies takes us under the glorious waters of Cornwall. Learn about the first years of Sharm El Sheikh diving from the man who started it all, Howard Rosenstein, in an extract from his new book, and get stuck into some of Alex Mustard's top photo assignments. We also take a journey through Derawan with Mark B Hatter and Aggressor Adventures, chat with marine photographer Rebecca Douglas, take a look at St Helena's vast MPA, and explore the pros and cons of internships with former instructor Mark 'Crowley' Russell.
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