the Hall of Ocean Life
Yesterday was a unique day in delving into the psychology of a more permanent presence in the sea. I departed New Haven...Read More
defining the deep envelope
A recent December 5th dive in the Red Sea took steps to define the capacity of humans to foray into the deep....Read More
MSNBC | thousands of new species found in deep sea
A recent AP release read on MSNBC goes on to describe ocean exploration at its finest moment – where 17,650 species have...Read More
rEvo CCR training complete
I have just returned home from a short visit to Dutch Springs, PA where I trained with Dave Sutton on the rEvo...Read More
the last frontier for use and development
“The oceans are kind of the last frontier for use and development,” said Amanda Leland, Ocean Policy Director at the Environmental Defense...Read More
settlement at scale
Just returned from a weekend of some easy camping in Northern Connecticut. The skies were clear, water was warm, fish were biting,...Read More
Science of the Deep
A gauge of our capacity to conduct routine scientific investigations – and further exploit and manage resources – at nearshore depths extending...Read More
Past to Present | first CCR dives on Lee Stocking Island
In 2004, Lombardi fights an uphill battle to gain approval to dive closed-circuit rebreathers under institutional auspices at NOAA’s Caribbean Marine Research...Read More
Past to Present | Technical Diving for Science
Lombardi and Drs. Marc Slattery of the University of Mississippi and Michael Lesser of the University of New Hampshire make the first...Read More