Episode Ten: Tiare Boyes on sustainable fishing, life underwater in BC and turning ocean trash into art episode artwork

EPISODE · May 12, 2024 · 47 MIN

Episode Ten: Tiare Boyes on sustainable fishing, life underwater in BC and turning ocean trash into art

from Cultivating Conservation · host Megan Hockin-Bennett

Tiare Boyes is an underwater camera operator, photographer, commercial diver and ocean plastics artist. Growing up on the coast of BC raised by a family of fishermen, her life has always revolved around the ocean; understanding how we can be good neighbors to our marine cousins, as well as sharing the incredible beauty and amazing underwater life with others in an enjoyable and educational manner drives her creativity. Her passion is being immersed in the marine world, both at work and at play and showing others the incredible world that lays just below the surface.  Show Notes:  - https://www.tiareboyes.com - https://divermag.com/diver-interview-tiare-boyes/ - https://www.wildpacifichalibut.com/fishing-families/tiare-boyes  

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