[November 29, 2010]
Dying from Seas of Debris
Climate change and ocean acidification can be polarizing topics, but here’s something we can all agree on: There’s too much toxic plastic and trash in our fragile seas.
[August 31, 2011]
The Cost of a Hurricane
Early reports from BoatUS suggest that Irene could cause up to $500 million damage to recreational boats, especially in upstate NY and New England.
[March 17, 2011]
Charter Fleet Survives Tsunami
A U.S. West Coast company and its sailing school dodge the worst of the waves.
[February 2, 2012]
All-Female Sail Training Organization Announces Daughters of U.S. Military Initiative
Sisters Under Sail invites daughters of active military to apply for scholarship to sail aboard Tall Ship Unicorn.
[October 18, 2011]
MarineMax Launches New Vacation Charter Company
MarineMax Vacations start December 2011 in the British Virgin Islands.
[July 25, 2011]
Problem Solvers
Environmental problems abound, but so do solutions. Contribute to our 2011 December Sail Green issue by telling us about a problem solver who's making a difference.
[October 24, 2011]
Spot Seabirds, Help Scientists
Heading offshore? Take part in the inaugural Seabird Count!
[November 4, 2010]
New Deals and Boats Afloat for 2011
A new Hunter offers new opportunities in Florida and San Juan Sailing offers up some great trips out west. Chartering News from our November 2010 issue
Electronic Updates
The Vesper Marine WatchMate Vision is arguably the most advanced Class B AIS transponder ever built, and was honored with an Innovation Award in Miami.
