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Community & Conservation Partnerships

Conservation is built through connection. 

Throughout my journey as an environmental scientist, wilderness guide, diver, educator, and founder of Global Earth Love, I have been fortunate to collaborate with organizations and individuals working to protect wildlife, support communities, advance environmental education, and inspire stewardship of our planet.

This page celebrates those partnerships and the people behind them.

Organizations I've Worked With

ORCA Peru

Working alongside ORCA Peru has deepened my understanding of marine conservation, community engagement, and the importance of connecting people directly to the ocean. Through education, outreach, and hands-on conservation efforts, ORCA Peru inspires future generations to become advocates for marine ecosystems

Alaska Sealife Center

The Alaska Sealife Center plays a critical role in marine research, wildlife rehabilitation, and public education. Their work helps connect people to Alaska's incredible marine ecosystems while advancing conservation through science. 

Infundo Kahle

Infundo Kahle demonstrates the power of community-driven impact. Their work highlights how education, empowerment, and local leadership can create meaningful change for the community.

Ask an Ocean Lover

Every conservation story begins with a connection. 

Through my travels and conservation work, I have met incredible people whose lives have been shaped by the ocean. Scientists, divers, fishermen, artists, educators, guides, conservationists, and community leaders all bring unique perspectives on what it means to care for our planet. 

This page highlights their stories and reminds us there are many ways to love and protect our ocean.

Questions I ask every Ocean Lover

1. What connects you to the ocean?

2. Is there a moment when the ocean changed your life or perspective?

3. What ocean animal do you feel most connected to, and why?

4. What gives you hope about the future of our ocean?

5. How can we work together for a healthier ocean?

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