5/18/23 5/18/23

WWF Turtle Monitoring around Dravuni Island in Fiji

5/6/23 5/6/23

WWF Turtle Monitoring on Yadua Taba Island in Fiji

4/19/23 4/19/23

WWF Turtle Monitoring on Kavewa Island in Fiji

4/13/23 4/13/23

Turtles in Fiji - A brief history and law overview

9/19/22 9/19/22

New paper & film | First photos of oceanic manta rays in Fiji

10/4/21 10/4/21

My physioshark documentary hits 100k views on YouTube!

7/26/21 7/26/21

I made it into the International League of Conservation Photographers!

9/13/20 9/13/20

Searching for the Kulawai Bird in Fiji // New Film

1/31/20 1/31/20

BEING ALIVE | Photo Exhibition in Suva

5/10/19 5/10/19

'My Fiji Shark' Film | Adopt your Fijian shark | 2019

10/9/18 10/9/18

My Fiji Shark | Adopt a shark and help conservation

6/27/18 6/27/18

First scientific paper published | Shark aggregation area in Fiji

4/21/17 4/21/17

Interview with 'Fishact': fighting illegal fishing

9/26/16 9/26/16

CoP17 - Sharks and rays at CITES, Johannesburg 2016

10/31/15 10/31/15

Bull Sharks in Fiji - Diving the Shark Reef Marine Reserve with Beqa Adventure Divers

10/5/15 10/5/15

What are mangrove forests?

8/10/15 8/10/15

Planet Ocean - Wonderful film with incredible Cinematography

5/8/15 5/8/15

Sea Shepherd in Bremen | MV Bob Barker and MV Sam Simon

3/17/15 3/17/15

Why we should stop killing sharks and start protecting them!

Sharks have been around for a very long time. They´ve been roaming our oceans for over 400 Million years – an incredible time span and way ahead the first appearance of dinosaurs 230 million years ago. Over time they have evolved to perfectly adapted predators in a very diverse group: the Whale shark may reach up to 16m whereas the dwarflantern shark only reaches about 20cm.

2/17/15 2/17/15

Sustainable behavior – a logic of irrationality