Underwater explorer Jill Heinerth answers ten random questions covering everything from scuba gear and underwater cameras to Jill’s greatest influences. Direct download mp3 here Jill’s New Book: Into The Planet -...
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In 1997, members of the U.S. Deep Caving Team were preparing for a ground breaking project at Wakulla Springs. We had shiny new Cis-Lunar Mk5P rebreathers but little formal instruction....
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We’re a few days from departure for the Blue Holes Project. Equipment is on its way and team members are assembling from several countries. We have posted our first education outreach session in the column on the right side of this page. Two more Google Hangouts sponsored by National Geographic and Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants are coming soon!
Journalist Tarquin Cooper interviews Jill for Redbull. Diving inside underwater caves would be most people’s idea of hell. For Jill Heinerth, it’s heaven. Canadian underwater explorer Jill Heinerth has dived in some of the most extreme locations on planet earth, from underwater caves to icebergs in the frigid waters off Antarctica. But she’s not in it for the kicks but to bring back valuable knowledge of our fresh water systems. See images and read more.