Just as soon as the Dino Chouest has peaked its bow over the continental shelf the sun cracks over the horizon, time for the ROV’s first dive with their new high-tech additions. Not only will this be a shakedown for our cameras, but it will also be a chance for
From its tragic sinking in 1912 to current day, the Titanic has retained its capture on audiences worldwide. Whether it’s through famous James Cameron films or recurring expeditions, the stories told have continually captivated audiences and embedded themselves into modern mainstream interest. The wreck now rests nearly two and half
Situated on Lake Superior’s northern border with Canada and only accessible by either ferry or seaplane, you can’t haphazardly add a stop along your route to visit Isle Royale. The 45-mile-long island designated as a wilderness area is home to over 160 miles of trails in which only moose, wolves,
I am starting my internship with the National Parks Service by completing a lifelong dream of mine, getting trained to dive on a closed circuit rebreather (CCR). I have yet to meet the Submerged Resources Center (SRC) team beyond our phone calls, but they have sent over an XCCR for
Growing up between New Jersey and Israel, I learned from a young age while diving in the Red Sea that I am more comfortable underwater than on land. Naturally, I couldn’t get enough. I spent my summers taking as many dive courses as I could — from intros to specialties.
