Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown
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Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown
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Fit filters in washing machines and slow the tide of ocean plastic
The Marine Conservation Society’s Stop Ocean Threads campaign, which is calling for all new washing machines to be fitted with microfibre filters, by law, by 2024, aims to...
Reef Rescue Network launches new interactive map
The Reef Rescue Network (RRN) was established in 2017 by the Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) as a network of non-profit organizations and for-profit...
BREAKING NEWS: Today Tristan da Cunha becomes the world’s biggest sanctuary for wildlife in the Atlantic
The waters around a remote British overseas territory in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean are to become one of the biggest marine sanctuaries in...
Could you be Underwater Photographer of the Year 2021?
The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2021 contest (UPY 2021) is now open for entries. It closes on 5th January 2021. The contest is widely...
DIVELIFE launch Snap and Win photo competition
Behold… The Biggest Scuba Photo Competition the UK Lockdown has seen! HOW TO PLAY? UK-based Scuba Store and Dive Centre DIVELIFE decided to spice it...
What a Fish Knows
The Inner Lives of Our Underwater Cousins is explored in this book by Jonathan Balcombe What’s the truth behind the old adage that goldfish have...
Nauticam NA-EM10IV Housing now shipping
NA-EM10IV Housing for Olympus OM-D E-M10 IV Camera The NA-EM10IV is designed with Nauticam’s Mission Control philosophy in mind. Essential camera controls are placed where...
Announcing the Winners of Scubaverse.com’s October 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....
October 2020 Photo Contest Winner and Review
WINNER CHOSEN AND REVIEW BY SCUBAVERSE.COM’S UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR NICK ROBERTSON-BROWN WINNER: Lunchtime by Miguel Ramirez When judging any underwater photography competition, the first thing...
Our Seas urge Scotland to bring back Inshore Limit
Our Seas call on Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, and the Scottish Government to follow their own policies and stop the chronic destruction of our...
