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Diving Deep: Secrets of the Coastal Georgia Waters. Part 2 with Cathy Sakas
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In this episode of the award-winning Tybee Island Marine Science Center podcast, host Jessica Leigh Lebos welcomes back marine biologist Cathy Sakas for an enthralling continuation of their previous discussion.
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Cathy, a seasoned marine biologist and Emmy-winning documentarian, shares captivating stories of her experiences in coastal Georgia, from her childhood fascination with the ocean to her groundbreaking work with NOAA and the Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary. She recounts her adventures as an aquanaut in the Aquarius habitat, the first neonate right whale discovered in 150 years, and her contributions to ecotourism with Wilderness Southeast. This episode provides a deep dive into the rich, biodiverse waters of coastal Georgia, highlighting Cathy's remarkable career and the significance of marine conservation.
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