Manatees: The Gentle Giants 

Once the inspiration for the legend of the Mermaid, Manatees today are hardly known as the Sirens of the Sea. Although they are loveably cute, gentle in disposition, harmless to Man and lacking in natural predators, today the Manatee finds itself on the brink of extinction.

In this program, Eco-Photo Explorers will examine the Manatee's natural history and explore the many reasons for their decline. Through the use of a multimedia show and video, the viewer is transported to the inland waterways and natural springs of Central Florida to witness Manatees in their natural environment. This presentation is an educational and entertaining experience for all.

Running time: 90 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP8

Maldives: Diving in the Rainbow Sea

The Maldives have long held a spot on many diver bucket lists. With picture-perfect beaches, remote island atolls and spectacular diving, the attraction is understandable. Many divers come to the Maldives looking for Liveaboard adventures. This program explores an alternative approach: luxury diving from land based resorts. Join Eco-Photo Explorers as they explore the magnificent world beneath the tropical seas of the Maldives, with just a small dash of decadence thrown in!

Running time: 90 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP43

In Search of Buried Treasure

Eco-Photo Explorers examines the exciting world of treasure hunting through the use of photography, history, and with a discussion that highlights some of the treasure ships that are found in Long Island waters. Some of the specialized equipment and technologies that are used to seek out lost treasure and shipwrecks are also discussed.

Video: An additional video accompanies this program that describes how the world's largest treasure trove, the SS Central America was found and the technology used to retrieve its treasure of gold!!

Running time: 120 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP10