After leaving the Pacific Northwest I traveled east to spend a couple of weeks in Massachusetts with the Malkoski family enjoying the beautiful colors of fall and getting a proper taste of the area that included lobster, Dunkin’ Donuts, and a visit to Plymouth Rock (not all at the same time, of course). My first stop […]
Category: Scholar Journeys
Coves, currents and chinook
These first few weeks of September marked my stay in the fairly wild Pacific Northwest. I started in British Columbia, Canada, where I visited John deBoeck, the owner and operator at the Browning Pass HideAway Dive Resort. The HideAway is an array of floating cabins tucked into Clam Cove (google Nigei Island to see where […]
Bay Area travels
SoCal Adventures
Without the amazing sponsorships, the OWUSS Rolex Scholarship year would not be possible and these past weeks I was lucky to visit some of these sponsors. My first stop was Santa Ana, where I visited Ocean Technology Systems and got the grand tour from Renee Pelissier. I got to learn about all their different full-face […]
Santa Barbara – Diving Around The American Riviera
For the last couple of weeks I have been working in Santa Barbara with Dr. Doug McCauley from UC Santa Barbara on a Giant Sea Bass Count project. This project, done in collaboration with Dr. Milton Love (UCSB) and researchers at CSU Northridge, encouraged any and all recreational divers in California to get in the […]