Erin Durbin-Sherer
Erin began diving in 2012 as preparation for a trip to Hawaii and before the year was out she'd left her old life behind to work in the dive industry full-time. When she's not out exploring the deep and collecting c-cards, you might find her making art or working on her master's thesis in cultural anthropology at San Diego State University. Erin is an Associate Editor with DeeperBlue.com.
The 2020 Ocean Christmas Gift Guide
With the holiday season approaching fast, DeeperBlue has some suggestions for the conservation-concerned diver on your gift list.
At Fourth Element, Size Matters, And So Does Your Feedback
The women of Fourth Element get personal with the Size Matters campaign, donning their own kit and stepping in front of the lens to help customers find the best fit.
How It’s Made: The Suunto D5
Suunto give us an inside look onto the process of how a dive computer makes it off the drawing board and onto your wrist.
Enslaved: Bringing Stories Of The Slave Trade From The Bottom of the Ocean
We talk to the dive team behind the new six-part series "Enslaved" that brings to light some of the untold stories of the Transatlantic slave trade
Things To Keep Connected To The Ocean While On Lockdown
While we are out of the water for a while, check out our recommendation on books, movies, and podcasts to keep us entertained.
Maintaining a Long-Distance Relationship With the Ocean In The Age of Social Distancing
Lockdowns all over the world are keeping divers landlocked, but even when circumstances keep us out of the water there are still ways to maintain our connection to the sea.
Suunto Ambassador Spotlight: Sarah Richard
Sarah Richard gets deep about the great things that can happen when "fun" is your business model.
Suunto Ambassador Spotlight: Maxwel Hohn
From warm water to cold, shallow to deep, Maxwel Hohn has been diving all over the world -- and has the pictures to prove it.
Suunto Ambassador Spotlight: Jill Heinerth
With the right tools for the job, nothing's impossible for Jill Heinerth, one of the world's most experienced underwater explorers.
The Coral Restoration Foundation is Helping Reefs Bounce Back Through Conscious Cultivation
The Coral Restoration Foundation isn't just working to conserve and protect Florida reefs, they're actively helping them bounce back.
