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SIMEP cruise in the books!
This is it: done and dusted!! Here’s a little summary of the SIMEP cruise (in numbers): -A total of 87 (person) dives -Over 1000 kelp...
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Sep 1, 2019


Spicing things up
Yesterday was a colorful evening. We took advantage of one of our last nights onboard to treat our crew to some traditional Chilean...
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Aug 29, 2019


Bear Necessities
Our journey onboard the William Kennedy keeps going as we are progressing down the East coast of Southampton Island. This side of the...
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Aug 24, 2019


Sea you, Naujaat!
The last few days have flown by! We were anchored just outside of Naujaat (actually pronounced Now-yat), marking the mid-point of our...
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Aug 18, 2019


Crossing the Circle
The last 2 days on the ship have been spectacular. Sunny clear skies and glassy seas. We all dug out our sunglasses, Chef Billy fired up...

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Aug 15, 2019


Strange shores
We have rounded the southern tip of the island and are heading north with 4 days of diving under our belt. Due to the watch schedule on...

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Aug 11, 2019


Finding forests
We are full swing into this cruise and the dive team has deployed twice, despite the sustained winds over 20 knots. One tricky thing...

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Aug 7, 2019


SIMEP Cruise is go!
Our dive team is off to Salliq, Nunavut. There are 3 of us: Ignacio Garrido (Tim Horten's-loving Chilean polar dive explorer, who brought...

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Aug 4, 2019


Join the conversation about kelp
Our conversation piece is out and triggering some interest! Check it out: https://theconversation.com/underwater-arctic-forests-are-expan...

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Aug 1, 2019
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