John Liang

https://www.deeperblue.com/
John Liang is the News Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first got the diving bug while in High School in Cairo, Egypt, where he earned his PADI Open Water Diver certification in the Red Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, among white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, and other places including a pool in Las Vegas helping to break the world record for the largest underwater press conference.
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Underwater Imaging

Submissions Are Now Open For the 2021 Ocean Photography Awards

Oceanographic Magazine is now accepting submissions for the 2021 Ocean Photography Awards.
Diving Travel

Bahamas Slowly Clawing Itself Back Into Business

Master Liveaboards are celebrating the reopening of The Bahamas to tourists with some cool offers to kick off their "Shark Season."
Scuba Diving

Oceanic Unveils New, Redesigned Viper Fins, Accel Colors

Oceanic has introduced two new dive fins -- the Viper 2 and new colors for the Accel fins.
Scuba Diving

‘The Ship That Changed The World’ Documentary Airs Tonight

If you're a shipwreck fan and live in the USA, you'll want to tune in tonight to watch the latest episode of NOVA on PBS.
Scuba Diving

History of Diving Museum To Host Special Pop-Up ‘Underwater with Wyland’ Event

The History of Diving Museum in Islamorada, Florida will be hosting a cool "pop-up event" this coming Friday featuring acclaimed marine artist Wyland.
Ocean

New Plastic Recycled Tags for Coral Restoration Introduced

The Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire recently announced a new partnership with NOBO, which developed a plastic recycled tag to support coral restoration activities on Bonaire.
Underwater Imaging

Keldan Unveils A New Remote Control For Its XR Underwater Lights

Keldan has introduced its new underwater RC1 Remote Control System for the company's "XR" series of lights.
Diving Travel

Aggressor Unveils ‘A-to-Z’ Adventure Video

Aggresor Adventures has released an "A-to-Z" collection of imagery and culture taken by professional filmmakers and underwater videographers.
Underwater Imaging

Ocean Conservancy Now Accepting Submissions For Its Annual Photo Contest

Submissions are now open for the Ocean Conservancy's Annual Photo Contest.
Diving Travel

ZuBlu Unveils ‘Ecoventures’ Dive Travel Programs

ZuBlu has introduced Ecoventures, a curated portfolio of sustainable scuba programs from around the world.
Ocean

Aerial Drones Are Helping Marine Scientists Track Dugongs

Marine scientists are using aerial drones to track dugongs off the Western Australia coast.
Ocean

Conservation Groups Cheer Australia’s New Marine Parks

Conservation groups are cheering the Australian government's recent establishment of two new marine protected areas.
Ocean

WHOI Launches New Ocean, Climate Research Center

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has launched a new ocean and climate research center.
Scuba Diving

‘Darwin’s Arch’ Is Now ‘The Pillars of Evolution’

The famed "Darwin's Arch" rock formation off Darwin Island in the Galapagos is now being called the "Pillars of Evolution" in the wake of its recent natural collapse.
Ocean

New Satellite Coral Reef Monitoring System Is Now Online

A new satellite-based coal reef monitoring system went live this week.
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