#changing seas

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PBS Changing Seas TV Series

Changing Seas takes viewers on exciting adventures to the heart of our blue planet.

PBS's Changing Seas TV series has been running since 2009 and is currently in its 17th (!) season.

This public television series, developed by South Florida PBS, provides a first-hand insight into how oceanographers, scientists, and other experts study the ocean, Earth’s last frontier. You can stream all 17 seasons, including additional content, on their website or Youtube channel.

You can also follow along on their Instagram and Facebook accounts.

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Hi! I’m Kristin....friends call me KP or Kiki, and I am the newest Changing Seas team member. I am still in shock that I landed this *dream job* working for such an amazing company. Please continue following our tumblr and other social media accounts @changingseas to follow along my journey as the new Production Assistant and Social Media Guru at Changing Seas. My passion for the ocean commenced at a young age growing up frequenting the National Aquarium, Ocean City and the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. I overcame my fear of scuba diving as a student at The Island School in Cape Eleuthera, Bahamas, later inspiring me to become a scuba instructor to help others who have similar anxieties be able to conquer their own fears (above and below the surface). I am a graduate of Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and recently completed my Masters in Anthropology at the University of Colorado Denver. I have spent the last two years conducting research in Baja California Sur, Mexico, exploring the use of visual ethnography to study the complexity of shark fishing. I hope that my interdisciplinary background in environmental science and cultural anthropology will add a unique perspective to the Changing Seas Production Team.

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Biggest Fish in the Sea

Watch the full episode here .

Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more amazing episodes of Changing Seas.  

 Don't miss the opportunity to talk with experts and producers on Wednesday, July 23 at Nova Southeastern University.

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WPBT-Ch. 2’s docu-series “Changing Seas” returns this summer.

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"Biggest Fish in the Sea" Full Episode

If you missed this episode of Changing Seas you can watch it here. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and enjoy more amazing videos. 

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"Living Fossils."

In the deep, dark waters off the coast of Roatan, Honduras, strange flower-like animals flourish.

These sea lilies and feather stars, known as Crinoids, have been around in various forms since before the age of Dinosaurs.

Experts descend into the deep to study the animals from a submersible.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to enjoy more episodes of Changing Seas, an original production of WPBT2.

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Changing Seas Season 6 Saving Sawfish

Historic records report sightings of Smalltooth Sawfish as far north as New York and as far west as the Texas-Mexico border. But today, these strange creatures can be found only in South Florida. Smalltooth Sawfish suffered drastic population reduction and became endangered due to habitat loss and overfishing. Now scientists are conducting research to save the species, and tracking their movements using satellite and acoustic tags.

Learn more about what’s being done tonight June 25 at 8 pm during the back-to-back premieres “Galapagos: Windows to the Future” and “Saving Sawfish”, on season 6 of Changing Seas, an original production of WPBT2.  

Share with your friends and invite them to chat with the experts during the episodes at http://changingseas.tv/ Premiere starts at 8 pm.

Don’t just watch it, be part of it. 

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WPBT2's Emmy award-winning original series, Changing Seas, debuts four exciting new episodes this June. Season 6 takes you to the deep sea on a thrilling trip in a submersible, lets you swim with the largest fish in the sea, the whale sharks, explore the corals of the Galápagos Islands, and takes you on a quest to save the last remaining population of Smalltooth Sawfish in the United States. Airing on two Wednesdays in prime time on WPBT2 in South Florida, the new episodes will also be simulcast online.Viewers will be able to engage in conversations with a panel of experts in an online chat while watching the programs. The first two new episodes air June 18 at 8pm ET.

http://www.changingseas.tv