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#123 - Experience the exhilarating life of Chris Cameron, a first responder pilot and wildlife guide with an insatiable thirst for adventure. Hear how Chris's unique upbringing in South Florida, balancing summers on cattle ranches and life on the Atlantic coast, shaped his path from playing college football at Mississippi State University to becoming an expert in both flying and guiding wildlife tours. Chris shares the captivating story of his first alligator dive at the age of 11, a moment that ignited his passion for marine life and set the stage for his multifaceted career.Join us as Chris recounts the adrenaline-pumping experiences of daring rescue missions and close encounters with apex predators like sharks and alligators. He details how swimming with these majestic creatures has taught him to stay grounded and present, and how these early interactions led to the creation of his specialized guide business. Chris also opens up about the unique challenges he faces as a first responder, balancing a demanding schedule from police work to helicopter piloting, and the importance of a strong support system in navigating the emotional toll of the job.Get ready for awe-inspiring tales from dramatic locations like Guadalupe Island and Tiger Beach, where Chris describes the breathtaking sight of great white and tiger sharks in their natural habitats. Discover the rigorous daily routines necessary for maintaining proficiency as a pilot, the unpredictable nature of search and rescue operations in Florida, and the therapeutic aspects of being immersed in raw nature. Chris's stories of overcoming life's obstacles, building trust with clients, and the honest, predictable nature of sharks offer a fresh and inspiring perspective on adventure and resilience.Be sure and give Chris a follow @chriscameron.cc and @coastalcowboyofficial.  You can also follow me on Instagram @journeywithjakepodcast.Visit geneticinsights.co and use the code "DISCOVER25" to enjoy a sweet 25% off your first purchase. Visit LandPirate.com to get your gear that has you, the adventurer, in mind. Use the code "Journey with Jake" to get an additional 15% off at check out.

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Description: Welcome back to Beneath The Waves Radio. Today, we are introducing our Blue Carbon Program Manager, Wells Howe, to discuss how blue carbon is a tangible solution to greenhouse gas emissions. Seagrass is already working hard to store carbon in the ocean's seafloor, proving that nature always finds a solution. When humanity is faced with a crisis like climate change: what if the best action is to simply get out of nature's way? We want to protect the natural mechanisms already in place and allow nature to take its course.   Conversations about conservation don't have to be depressing. The truth is, every expedition is an adventure. Tune in to hear the team share their experiences diving with tiger sharks at Tiger Beach. What would you do if you were face to face with an apex predator? Don't let their size fool you, tiger sharks may seem big and slow but they are graceful ambush predators. The team describes just how humbling it is to interact with these amazing creatures and how they manage to keep their cool when dealing with such a dangerous animal in its element.    Key Takeaways: [2:11] Wells' first certified dive with apex tiger sharks  [3:30] Even these massive sharks are effective ambush predators  [4:25] The aggregation of tiger sharks at Tiger Beach  [5:05] Diving through reef and lemon sharks to get to the tiger sharks below  [8:24] What goes through your mind when you're face to face with a mega predator  [9:55] Sharks don't want to kill humans but they are dangerous and should always be respected  [11:20] Entering the flow state in the presence of hypnotic tiger sharks  [14:10] Forging deep familial connections while on expedition  [15:40] It's challenging to get a good cup of coffee on an expedition  [24:37] Beneath the waves merch available  [25:30]What is blue carbon?  [26:30] Seagrass undergoes photosynthesis and actually traps carbon in the marine sediment [28:47]Providing a tangible solution to greenhouse gas emissions  [32:45] When humans do less and let the earth do its thing, nature heals itself  [34:48] Conservation doesn't have to be depressing  [35:54]Celebrating with a waterslide every once in a while!  [38:50] No matter what the objective is, every expedition is an adventure!  [40:10] Getting stuck on a zipline in Costa Rica  [43:34] Pushed over the edge bungee jumping in Puerto Vallarta  [47:20] Working to combat the climate crisis  Where to Find Guests: Austin Gallagher PhD: CEO: www.austingallagher.com Jamie Fitzgerald: Managing Director: www.instagram.com/jamielfitzgerald Sami Kattan: Media Director:  www.instagram.com/sami.kattan Wells Howe: Program Manager: www.instagram.com/howe_wells Memorable Quotes:   “There really is no logical explanation for how big sharks just appear out of nowhere and it literally happens with white sharks as well, in crystal clear blue water at the surface, so they're just ridiculous animals. Insane predators.” [1:57] -Austin Gallagher PhD   “You're out in, what feels like, the middle of the ocean and you can't see anything other than just blue, blue water and just to sink below and be completely surrounded by this shark whirlpool, shark spiral, is just unreal!”   [6:00] -Jamie Fitzgerald   “There can be so much grace in that moment, knowing where you are, grounding yourself and not taking your eye off the ball or in this circumstance the shark's eye.” [12:03] -Sami Kattan   “To grow underwater, seagrass is using sunlight, undergoing photosynthesis, just like grass outside…and taking in carbon dioxide, releasing oxygen from its leaves. So, if you actually look underwater sometimes you can see little oxygen bubbles leaving seagrass and you can hear them popping, which is a really cool thing to see when diving but then all those carbon molecules are getting transported straight through the root system and trapped underwater in marine sediment” [26:46] -Wells Howe   “What we are talking about is supporting life processes on earth that have existed for a millennia and simply either getting out of the way or stopping the degradation of that and providing a real tangible solution to the issues around greenhouse gas emissions.” [29:10]  -Wells Howe

Almost every day for 40 years, expert diver Jim Abernethy has been swimming with sharks at a patch of shallow crystal-clear ocean in the Bahamas known as Tiger Beach. At any given moment Jim can be surrounded by 30 or more tiger, reef and lemon sharks. But Jim has a unique relationship with these underwater predators who swim up to him for affectionate nose-rubs. He tells Outlook's Clayton Conn about removing fishing debris from their mouths with his own hands and his mission to change the world's perception of these endangered sea creatures. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Clayton Conn Producer: Clayton Conn and Mariana Des Forges Picture: Jim Abernethy with a tiger shark Credit: Clayton Conn

Almost every day for 40 years, expert diver Jim Abernethy has been swimming with sharks at a patch of shallow crystal-clear ocean in the Bahamas known as Tiger Beach. At any given moment Jim can be surrounded by 30 or more tiger, reef and lemon sharks. But Jim has a unique relationship with these underwater predators who swim up to him for affectionate nose-rubs. He tells Outlook's Clayton Conn about removing fishing debris from their mouths with his own hands and his mission to change the world's perception of these endangered sea creatures. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Clayton Conn Producer: Clayton Conn and Mariana Des Forges Picture: Jim Abernethy with a tiger shark Credit: Clayton Conn

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BATON ROUGE – The No. 1 Tigers are set to welcome four teams, three ranked, to LSU Beach Volleyball Stadium for the Tiger Beach Challenge this weekend.

Ready for a true adventure? Learn about diving with tiger sharks without a cage at Tiger Beach in the Bahamas.

I sat down with Capt Scott Smith, owner of the Dolphin Dream, the boat operator we have used to dive Tiger Beach for the past 16 seasons. We talked sharks, dolphins, eco-tourism and the past 40 years of Captain's life, living and working and playing in the Bahamas

On this episode I talk with Shark feeders Houston Batteh Brown and Ryan Deitche. Special Thanks to Captain Scott Smith and the crew of the Dolphin Dream. Dolphin Dream Team website: http://www.dolphindreamteam.com/trips/dolphindream.html

In this episode Steve talks to new divers Doug and Natalia about their recent experiences at Tiger Beach and Jupiters Deep Ledge. 

On this episode Steve interviews Eli Martinez. Eli is the one of the OG's of shark diving. Eli was at the first bait and feed at Tiger Beach in 2003 and was the founder of Shark Diver Magazine. He has consulted on multiple movies and continued to educate about and advocate for sharks. He owns and operates an adventure travel company SDM which offers a many adventures a year. check them out at https://www.sdmdiving.com  

Shark Week 2016 has begun and discovery Channel is kicking it off with a great episode from University of Miami's Shark Researcher, Dr. Neil Hammershlag, who is trying to answer the question: "Why are there so many Tiger Sharks at Tiger Beach, Bahamas?" Listen in to heat about what Nathan and I thought about the first episode for Shark Week in 2016. Neil's Lab: http://www.sharktagging.com Ocean ARCH: http://www.ocearch.org/ Neil's Interview with Speak Up for Blue Shark Week 2015: http://www.speakupforblue.com/sharkweek2 Speak Up For Blue Podcast: http://www.speakupforblue.com/podcast

This time on the Shark Task Force, we return to Tiger Beach - the best place in the world to see Tiger Sharks. This expedition was in part to shoot the sequel to the film "This is Your Ocean: Sharks" with Guy Harvey and Jim Abernethy. That will debut this November. We'll see you next time, because, why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

Guy Harvey returns to Tiger Beach to talk about Tiger Sharks in the Bahamas and the plan in place to protect them. For more information on sharks, check out www.sharktaskforce.com - why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

Here's a quick look at what happens if you leave your camera unattended at Tiger Beach. Natural underwater sounds of Emma T. Shark taking Jim Abernethy's camera.  For more on sharks check out  www.sharktaskforce.com and www.thisisyourocean.com. I'm George Schellenger for the Shark Task Force. We'll see you next time because why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

This time on the Shark Task Force - we go behind the scenes of This is Your Ocean: Sharks from a new point of view. We want to give you a look at raw video from a fixed camera used to help make the film. The camera briefly shows some of the setup involved so Jim Abernethy can work with Emma. Emma is a 14-foot-tiger shark and a key co-star of the documentary along with Wyland and Guy Harvey. For more behind the scenes visit SharkTaskForce.com  We'll see you next time, because, why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

The Shark Task Force is lucky to travel the world in search of sharks. Of all the places we've been - Tiger Beach in the Bahamas is probably our favorite. When you visit the various dives sites of Tiger Beach, it looks like there are many sharks. A closer look reveals in most cases, it's the same group of sharks. That makes conservation and protection even more critical. George Schellenger takes a closer look in this episode of the Shark Task Force.

Want to see a lot of sharks? Tiger Beach in the Bahamas is the place to go for incredible encounters with Tiger Sharks, Lemon Sharks and Caribbean Reef Sharks. The Shark Task Force takes a trip there with expert Jim Abernethy in this edition of the Shark Task Force. To find out more, check out: www.emmatheshark.com, www.captainjon.com and thesharktaskforce.com

This time on the Shark Task Force, meet Emma and Emma, two shark ambassadors working both sides of the water. This episode was recorded at Tiger Beach in the Bahamas and off the coast of Palm Beach where we caught up with Emma Finn - the name behind "Emma" the Tiger Shark. For more on sharks, check out Sharks: Knights of the Sea, available from CaptainJon.com

One of the best parts about making Sharks: Knights of the Sea was getting to go around the world chasing sharks. One of the special features on the DVD is a tribute to the sharks in the form of a music video. Here's the second half of that video - featuring the Tiger Sharks of Tiger Beach and the Great White Sharks of Guadalupe, plus some other cameos by other sharks in the mix. We hope you enjoy!

Yes, so far, to us - the number one spot goes to Tiger Beach in the Bahamas. It gives new meaning to what exploring is all about. Jump in the water with us as we explore this location and come face to face with Tiger Sharks. The Top 5 Shark Dive Destinations has been brought to you by Sharks: Knights of the Sea - now available on CaptainJon.com and Amazon.com. The Top Five Destinations is also brought to you by The Shark Task Force. Why wait a whole year, for just one week on sharks?

We've talked a lot about George's new DVD focusing on sharks. So here's a bonus preview of Sharks: Knights of the Sea. This is a quick expedition to a place called "Tiger Beach" in the Bahamas. You'll find a ton of Lemon Sharks and Tiger Sharks. "I've got to say - it's one of the wildest places on planet earth." Sharks: Knights of the sea takes a look at why it's important we reach out to protect the world's sharks. We hope you enjoy.