Georgie Bull is a UK diver who turned a love for paleontology into a marine biology major. She's a burgeoning underwater photographer and videographer with a love for critters big and small.
In this episode, Georgie tells us why we should get excited about diving in the UK, discuss other exotic dive locations she's visited, such as Malta and South Africa. We also talk marine conservation and the complex issues that deserve to gain more public attention.
(Photos courtesy of Georgie Bull and Stephanie Pettit)
Show Notes
Check out the full show notes and more of Georgie's pictures here.
Media Links
Georgie was featured in BBC's bitesize series where she talks about marine conservation. Check it out here.
More of Georgie Bull's Work:
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Georgie Bull is a UK diver who turned a love for paleontology into a marine biology major. She's a burgeoning underwater photographer and videographer with a love for critters big and small.
In this episode, Georgie tells us why we should get excited about diving in the UK, discuss other exotic dive locations she's visited, such as Malta and South Africa. We also talk marine conservation and the complex issues that deserve to gain more public attention.
(Photos courtesy of Georgie Bull and Stephanie Pettit)
Show Notes
Check out the full show notes and more of Georgie's pictures here.
Media Links
Georgie was featured in BBC's bitesize series where she talks about marine conservation. Check it out here.
More of Georgie Bull's Work:
Feedback:
If you have thoughts, ideas or comments, email us at feedback@theaquaticlifepodcast.com
Help Us Grow The Community:
Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast content from. It would help us to grow the community and means a lot to us.
You can subscribe to The Aquatic Life on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, and all major podcast apps (RSS)