With a growing number of users making the transition, sidemount rebreathers are the “New New Thing” in diving technology, especially in cave country. Here, award-winning underwater cameraman/photographer Becky Schott, who is also a rebreather and tech diving instructor, explains her motivation and experience...
Swim the remarkably beautiful and cold water cave Litjåga near Plura, Norway compliments of Mikkel Stokke and his team. Click the image below to watch the video. Next time you’re in Plura, Norway, consider spending a day diving in the beautiful cave Litjåga located about 45 minutes away. It’s an intimate...
How could four experienced divers get lost in a cave? Human nature got in the way. Human factors pundit Gareth Lock analyzes the factors that led to this “Oh S***” moment and how they might apply to your diving; they are much more common than you think. by Gareth Lock A team of four divers, […]
Beginning with this issue of InDepth we will feature specific photographers whose images we admire. To kick off this new tradition we start with Ali Perkins, a technical and cave diver from New Zealand who has been photographing the underwater world almost as long as she has been scuba diving. Her mastery...
Dive into history with this video from the GUE archives on the importance of groundwater studies and how karsts develop and influence groundwater flow, circa 1995. Shades of Project Baseline! Watch Trey and the WKPP team scooter through Wakulla Springs, scooping binary booty for Dr. Todd Kincaid and other...
Click the image below to watch the video. The aim of the Sardinia Caves project is to work in collaboration with local institutions and a group of scientific researchers to achieve two main goals: Collect sediment samples in the many different anchialine caves located in the Gulf of Orosei and to study...
By Dr. Todd R. Kincaid The following article originally appeared in the February 1996 issue of Atlas Travel Magazine but has been adapted and updated. You can watch the original documentary on the KarstDive project as well on InDepth. Over 20 years ago,...
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