Changing Seas

Lionfish Feeding Teaser Video!

Short teaser video about lionfish. CHANGING SEAS cameraman, Jeremy Nicholson, edits a web-exclusive video on lionfish.

 

Lionfish are considered an invasive exotic species within the Atlantic and Caribbean ocean.  Contrary to popular belief, lionfish fillets are safe to eat, only the spines contain venom. Experts within the fishing community believe catching lionfish as a seafood item could help control populations.

CHANGING SEAS, Emmy Winner!

CHANGING SEAS is proud to announce that it is a 2010 Suncoast Regional Emmy winner!

Image Details: Veronique Koch, Associate Producer (left) and Alexa Elliott, Producer/Series Creator (right). 

On Saturday, December 4th, 2010, CHANGING SEAS took home the EMMY under the catergory of Health/Science/Environment for its Season 2 episode entitled, "Sentinels of the Seas."

 

Episode Description:

Bottlenose dolphins are a beloved Florida icon.  But, recent studies show disturbing signs of immune system dysfunction and disease plaguing this charismatic mammal.  These problems might be linked to legacy contaminants and other pollutants which bio-accumulate up the ocean food chain.   Changing Seas meets with experts for an in-depth look at the health status of Florida's wild bottlenose dolphins.

For more information on this episode and more, please visit our website, CHANGING SEAS.

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1 Day Until the 2010 Suncoast Emmys!

CHANGING SEAS is nominated for a 2010 Suncoast Regional Emmy Award!

2010 Suncoast Regional Emmy Nominations

Season 2's episode, "Sentinels of the Seas," has been selected to compete in the Health/Science/Environment category. (Episode trailer below.)

 

This year's awards ceremony will take place at the Westin Beach Resort in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. CHANGING SEAS crew members, Alexa Elliott and Veronique Koch will be in attendance.

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