MEDIA

Expedition Files Video Series

In December 2016, a highly experienced team of cave diving explorers is gathering together in Abaco, Bahamas to explore, survey and share images and stories from one of the most remarkable and stunning underwater caves on earth. Sponsored by National Geographic, this project aims to employ cutting edge technology including VR, AR, 3D imaging techniques as well as novel collaborative approaches to studying and documenting these submerged museums of natural history.

EXPEDITION FILES

Documenting Inner Earth – Episode #10 from the Abaco Blue Holes National Geographic Cave Diving Project

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I have an odd business card. The title simply says, “Explorer.” In reality, I am the Explorer in Residence for the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, underwater photographer/cinematographer, writer, dive technology...
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Bush Medicine and Blue Hole Botany on the National Geographic Abaco Cave Diving Exploration and Survey Project

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Maria Fadiman is a National Geographic Emerging Explorer and an associate professor in Geosciences at Florida Atlantic University. She is an ethnobotanist, focusing on the conservation of human ecological knowledge...
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OUTREACH

Exploration in the Classroom #1

National Geographic Explorer Classroom: Virtual Field Trip to Bahamas Blue Holes
December 7th @ 12:00pm EST
We’re using BGAN satellite technology to connect with classrooms around the world and share these unique and little studied ecosystems. This is part two of the classroom outreach initiative.
Google Hangout Link

Exploration in the Classroom #2

Exploring Bahamas by the Seat of Your Pants: Virtual Field Trip to Bahamas Blue Holes
December 8th @ 11:00am EST
Hosted by Kenny Broad and Jill Heinerth in the field in Abaco, we’ll connect with the classrooms around the world to share our project results. This is part three of their classroom outreach initiative.
Google Hangout Link

Exploration in the Classroom #3

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