Sea Scout skipper Lynn Colletti talks about a group of sea scouts who are getting enthusiastic about anchors through the Big Anchor Project! Discover more here...

NAS member Duncan Ross managed to head out into the dark waters of Liverpool Bay and visit a wreck site that had been on his radar for many years. Discover more here...

Former Public Engagement Officer Charlotte Crumpler shares her favourite discoveries from her time working at NAS as she prepares to raise anchor and sail away to pastures new. Find out what she discovered on her NAS journey here...

After being a member for less than a year, Didier Robineau started his NAS education with our Underwater Combined eLearning course. He has since set himself the goal of getting new divers to become experts on some of Brittany's wrecks. Discover more here…

Paige Churchill-Farmer completed the brand new NAS Discover eLearning courses as part of her orientation to her Kickstart position at MSDS Marine. As a terrestrial archaeology graduate, these courses added a watery element to her existing archaeological knowledge. She reviews the courses here…

Sea Scout Skipper talks about a group of young people getting enthusiastic about anchors!

This summer, NAS member Richard Adamczyk joined an underwater archaeological field school on the small Dutch Caribbean island of St. Eustatius. Find out more about Richard's adventure here...

NAS member Karen Moule has been diving for over 30 years and has always had a love of diving on shipwrecks. Since attending NAS’s online course on Metal Shipwrecks in May, it has given her a whole new appreciation for them. Discover more about Karen's experience here....

Dave Johnston, from the Warship Hazardous Project Group describes how a national scheme for providing free access to state-of-the-art University X-ray computed tomography (CT) facilities allowed the group to examine ordnance from a 1706 shipwreck. Discover more here...