Roy Mulder: Underwater Adventures and Marine Conservation
Episode Overview
Roy Mulder's journey from scuba diving to marine conservation. The importance of creating marine protected areas. Challenges in balancing fishing and conservation. Using videography to raise public awareness about marine life. Inspiring small actions that lead to significant environmental impact.
People will protect what they see and love
Dive into an ocean of conversation with Roy Mulder, a passionate marine conservationist and underwater cinematographer. In this episode, Roy shares his journey from learning scuba diving through the Canadian Armed Forces to becoming a key figure in marine conservation efforts in Canada.
His dedication to preserving marine life is evident as he discusses the importance of creating marine conservation areas and his work with various organisations, including the Canadian Marine Environment Protection Society and the BC Marine Life Sanctuary Society. Roy's vivid storytelling brings to life the underwater world and its challenges, emphasising the need for better public awareness and connection to marine environments.
He highlights the delicate balance between supporting local fishing communities and protecting vulnerable species like rockfish and ancient sponge reefs. Roy's unique approach combines his skills as a videographer to capture and share the beauty of the ocean, hoping to inspire others to take action. His anecdotes about filming in exotic locations and his belief in the butterfly effect of small actions creating significant change are both engaging and motivating.
Whether you're an ocean enthusiast or someone interested in conservation, Roy's insights offer a fascinating look at the efforts needed to protect our blue planet. Tune in to hear about the legacy he hopes to leave behind and how you can contribute to marine conservation efforts. Ready to be inspired by the depths of the ocean?
Listen to Roy Mulder's captivating stories and find out how you can make a difference.