Hey everybody, welcome back to the Moan News Podcast.

I'm Moanunu.

I'm so excited about today's guests.

I had an incredible conversation with award-winning photographers, Paul Nicklin and Christina

Mittermeyer.

They are a husband-wife team who collectively have about 10 million followers on Instagram.

Some of you may follow them already for their arresting, powerful, incredible images of

wildlife around the world at the far reaches of the globe, the Arctic, the Antarctic,

under water, really incredible imagery.

They also happen to be outspoken conservationists.

Paul and Christina have co-founded an organization called Sea Legacy and having captured the images

of wildlife and our Earth changing these last couple decades, they see the impact that

climate change is having on wildlife and especially our oceans.

So we're making a point of releasing this interview around World Ocean Day.

As many of you know, when you look at a map of the world, the world is mostly ocean and

the oceans support life here on Earth, but through pollution, through change, it is

getting the point where it's no longer supporting us like it once could.

So I spoke to Paul and Christina in this interview about the reality of climate change, what

they have witnessed close up traveling around the world, what they're seeing through their

camera lenses, in the North Pole, the Antarctic, deep underwater, I learned a lot of fascinating

things in this podcast, including how important whales are as allies in the fight against

climate change.

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