This episode of the Blue Earth Podcast is a conversation with Ms. Halle Berger. Halle is a valuable volunteer at Future Frogmen. She will soon graduate from the University Connecticut with a Masters in Marine Science. Her undergraduate studies were in Marine Biology at Northeastern University. Halle’s expertise is the study of Dungeness Crabs and the Impact of Climate Change upon this species. We hope you enjoy this informative conversation.

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This episode of the Blue Earth Podcast is a conversation with Ms. Ellen Cuylaerts, our Belgian friend who currently lives in Grand Cayman. Ellen is a brilliant wildlife photographer, who shoots both underwater as well as on land (and ice).

Ellen shares how a bit later in life she became interested in diving and photography, how she overcame a fear of water, what it is like to suffer from decompression sickness (the bends), and why she likes exploring and photographing in frigid water.

Ellen is the Curator of the 2020 United Nations World Oceans Day Photography Competition. We are presenting this episode as part of our partnership with The Friends of the United Nations World Oceans Day. The episode was adapted from the Future Frogmen organization's video Conversation Series.

This inaugural episode of the Blue Earth Podcast takes a look at keeping a healthy mind by being in and around water. Our guest, Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, is a well known neuroscientist, activist and author of the book Blue Mind. 

The episode was adapted from the Future Frogmen organization's video Conversation Series.

Future Frogmen is a nonprofit organization and public charity that fosters ocean ambassadors and future leaders.

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