My new guest speaker (and the last of 2020) is Paul Naylor.

I couldn't talk about marine biology in Plymouth without doing an episode with Paul... He is such a legend here, and has been an amazing inspiration for so many people (including me).

Paul is a marine biologist, underwater photographer and filmmaker... He has now retired from the Environmental Agency & dedicates all of his time to his passion: telling people about the local marine life. Through his photos, films, books, conferences etc., Paul is constantly inspiring people with stories from beneath the surface. When he is not talking or showing images, Paul is found underwater, exploring cracks and crevices, saying hello to his friends the blennies and all the other wonderful creatures he's amazed by.

In this episode, we talk about his career path, his projects and how he's showcasing the beauty of British marine life to the general public. After so many hours spent underwater at his regular sites, Paul has managed to get to know some of the creatures really well… and has some incredible stories to share with us.

If you have an interest in underwater photography, diving, or if you’re curious about the social life of fishes or just want to know more about what’s found underwater in England… this episode is for you!!!

Thanks for listening!

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If you've got any feedback, comments, recommendations or questions, let me know !

If you want to  know more about Paul and his work:

Instagram: @paulnaylormarinephoto

Website with photos: http://www.marinephoto.co.uk

Email: paul@marinephoto.co.uk

Videos: vimeo.com/paulnaylormarinephoto

Wembury marine life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ai-qNE-O0jE 

You can find me here:

Instagram: @plymouthbeneaththesurface Twitter: @twosealions LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisedelion/ Email: louise.delion@live.fr / louise-oceane.delion@students.plymouth.ac.uk