Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Our new episode is finally live! We saw so many amazing creatures in the Sea of Cortez! New and different animals throughout the entire video so be sure to watch till the end!
Your likes and comments are so greatly appreciated to help spread our conservation message!
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Had our first @greendolphinproject event in Evanston, IL this weekend in collaboration with @ChicagoScubaMeetup. Great turn out with the combined groups, adults and children!
The largest amount of trash we found were cigarettes butts, bottle caps and multitudes of plastic big and small.
Join us for our next clean up in Akumal with. @godivemex next January, 2025! Details to follow!
#cleanup #sustainableliving #sustainability #Illinois ##protectwhatyoulove ##conservation #environment
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Stumbling along the land and water in Baja is like stumbling into gold! Whales, dolphins, mobulas, sharks and all other types of fascinating creatures. Grateful to have my partner Andre Greber on this one! The full film is almost ready in it's entirety so be on the lookout for that. Until then, enjoy these few snaps.
@diveninjas
@cressi1946
Olympus Underwater Photographers
@the_explorers_club
#mexico #ocean #conservation #mobula #travelphotography #nature # #wildlifephotography #protectwhatyoulove #greendolphinproject
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While we're wrapping up our newest episode to share, don't forget to check out this last upload. We highly recommend a trip out to see this!
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Welcome new subscribers! Introduce yourself to the community below please!
Enjoy this video from a year ago today...it was a challenging dive!
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I just wanted to make it clear that I do not advocate going somewhere to have a sloth "encounter". Rather, I wanted to highlight how this creature lost it's parents due to human inflicted habitat loss. Without human care in the very early stages of life, this little one would not have survived. Unfortunately, they were not able to reintroduce it back into the wild, in it's home in Guyana.
A big thank you to @croc_curator and @wildlifediscoverycenter for introducing me to Hazel. Everyone loved Hazel, a Linnaeus’s two-fingered sloth. Hazel came from parents who originated in Guyana and were injured from deforestation. As a result, she became orphaned and couldn’t survive on her own. The curator has been raising Hazel since she was only a few months old. I am so grateful for sanctuaries and people that take on such a big responsibility of giving creatures a great home in light of their devastating circumstances brought on by man.
Image by Jennifer Ilene Photography
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Come see our latest upload and the excitement we had at the Indiana Dinosaur Museum! You won't be disappointed!
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Get ready for tomorrow's release of our Great Adventures at the Indiana Dinosaur Museum! Featuring Mark Tarner of the @thesouthbendchocolatecompa930 on his awesome new venture opening his museum this July in South Bend, Indiana. Goes live at 7am...you won't want to miss this!
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Welcome new subscribers, we are happy to have you in our Green Dolphin community! We have this awesome playlist with a bunch of scuba related videos thart you can get your feet wet with first! Check it out!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj...
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A year ago today we released our mini doc on Rewilding Romania and it became a favorite of many. If you haven't watched yet, you will want to check this out!
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Here we talk about all things wildlife conservation, climate change, sustainability and so much more!
Our motto is Connecting People of the Great Lakes to the Great Ocean. We encompass human wellness through living in harmony with our planet. Being an only child, I felt a deep connection to nature, animals and the world around us growing up. It’s like I had the ability to connect and understand wildlife as my brothers and sisters. My great love translated later to a life goal of protecting our planet and educating the public in hopes of creating more wildlife warriors to join in my efforts. In the summer of 2014, I took my first trip abroad to the country of Australia and the Great Barrier Reef. From then on, travel, photography, filmmaking and wellness became a way of life. I bring with this project many years of experience in the fitness industry as well as having a Master's in Conservation Leadership. Share your comments, suggestions and thoughts!