Protecting the Ocean’s Last Wild Places | National Geographic

the bee fees are gone they have been

the bee fees are gone they have been fished out that only takes a few fishing

fished out that only takes a few fishing

fished out that only takes a few fishing boats and they can remove hundreds of

boats and they can remove hundreds of

boats and they can remove hundreds of years of biomass in just a very short

years of biomass in just a very short

years of biomass in just a very short period of time after 10 years as a

period of time after 10 years as a

period of time after 10 years as a professor I realized that I was just

professor I realized that I was just

professor I realized that I was just writing the obituary of the ocean

I quit academia and assemble the team to

I quit academia and assemble the team to do something about it I want to show to

do something about it I want to show to

do something about it I want to show to the world what the ocean was like

the world what the ocean was like

the world what the ocean was like hundreds of years ago and why we have to

hundreds of years ago and why we have to

hundreds of years ago and why we have to preserve them what we do is hunt out the

preserve them what we do is hunt out the

preserve them what we do is hunt out the last pristine places in the ocean and

last pristine places in the ocean and

last pristine places in the ocean and protect them

the ocean has amazing regenerative power

the ocean has amazing regenerative power we just need to let it heal itself

the moment I set my eyes on these remote

the moment I set my eyes on these remote islands I know why we’re here