Join our final session in our three part screening.

Films
Lee and Phil Burghard, Adventure is Calling
Paul Cater Deaton, Finding Nemo's Garden
Rick Morris, The View Through My Mask
Julie Ouimet and Michel Labrecque,
Kerajaan - The Kingdom of Raja Ampat
Tim Rock, Yap, Micronesia
Joe Romeiro and Bill Fisher, A Lateral Line
Dive Photo Guide, film competition winners

You will have the chance to ask questions after the screening in a moderated on-stage panel featuring:
Paul Cater Deaton
Rick Morris
Dive Photo Guide

Join one-on-one roundtables with filmmakers:
Paul Cater Deaton
Dive Photo Guide

If your brain hurts, take a break, grab a glass of water and get ready for the next screening.

Breakout Sessions
Tables

Special Activities
Photo Booth
Interactive Art Exhibit
Wave Art Show
Science Experience Station

Let's end the show with some inspiration and joy!
Don't miss our Closing Remarks with Paul Cater Deaton and our Keynote.

Keynote
Liz Georges
The Nature Conservancy
Associate Director of Communications for Climate Change Policy, North America

The World Is Our Oyster: How the Right Stories and Storytellers Can Create Change

In 2018, a small group of seven shellfish growers set out to bring their voices to bear on the issue of climate change. Two years, 130+ members in 20 states and one 17-minute documentary later, the Shellfish Growers Climate Coalition has already seen the needle move in unexpected ways on climate action. These unlikely climate change advocates show how the right story, and the right storytellers, can make a difference for our planet. See the film and hear the story from Liz Georges, who has been directing the communications strategy for this effort since its inception, and who leads climate communications strategy for The Nature Conservancy in North America.