Exploration and discovery is the theme of the eighth issue of Beyond Blue, complete with some amazing photography!

With a stunning photo portfolio from marine-filming veteran Charles Maxwell, an absolutely stunning cover featured from David Ulloa and many more exciting features, the 'Benthic-themed' Beyond Blue Issue 7 is a magazine that no ocean enthusiast should miss!

We kick off the new year with an issue of Beyond Blue dedicated soley to the polar regions of our planet, and the wildlife that call these dangerous places their home.

In this, our birthday issue, we discover the spectacular adaptations made by deep sea creatures, and consider how the destruction of Bimini’s mangroves is impacting the environment.

Beyond Blue is proud to present our new featured newsletter. The August issue is all about the controversial topic of aquaculture. Each newsletter is designed to bring a topical theme of interest to the forum so that our readers can really get stuck in to the debates of current scientific and environmental issues

Introducing the Beyond Blue Photographer Showcase. With every major issue and Beyond Blue Newsletter we will now be featuring the work of both established and upcoming underwater photographers. This month we're looking at the work of Greek photographer, Nicholas Samaras.

Welcome to the next step in the evolution of Beyond Blue magazine. Issue four of the world’s premier underwater marine research, exploration and conservation magazine is themed on pelagic fish species of the world.

Welcome to the third issue of the world's premium marine research and conservation magazine, Beyond Blue. This month, our spotlight falls on whales. We point a long finger at the acoustic smog created by the Navy. Beyond Blue ventures from the largest to some of the smallest, as the world of a Copepod scientist is revealed in its gruesome glory. We created controversy after we featured Capt. Paul Watson in our last issue. In this issue we embrace differing viewpoints in open forum.

Enjoy articles from eminent marine biologists and our world-class photography. In this issue, Chris Bartlett compares record breaking free-diver William Tunbridge’s feats to the abilities of the world’s greatest mammalian divers. Kendra Toby discovers what ‘lies beneath’ in the world’s largest census of marine life. Rob Stewart shows us the implications of the shark fining industry.

Welcome to the inaugural issue of Beyond Blue magazine. A magazine founded on the principles of marine research, exploration and conservation. In this first issue, we introduce our resident columnists and begin our exploration with an exposé on shark research and conservation efforts from around the world.