Earl Richmond is a cameraman for National Geographic Television, the BBC, Animal Planet and many others in marine nature and wildlife programs. Earl produces and presents Our World of Oceans interactive video-based lecture series, combining science and art with humor and stories to make learning fun. Each year Our World of Oceans develops a new and exciting program that inspires and empowers youth to explore this magnificent environment. Learn about the latest in marine research, conservation, marine mammals and exploration. Over 20 Our World of Oceans programs have been developed, featuring some of the most amazing creatures on the planet, from seals and sea lions to sharks and whales.

Dive with hammerhead sharks and other odd fellows in Cocos Island, Costa Rica.

Experience the thrill of being underwater, face to face with great white sharks in Diving with Apex Predators. Explore the myths and facts about this apex ruler.

Where the Earth Breathes & Giants are Born highlights the only known location where the world’s largest creature, the blue whale, rears its young: the Gulf of California. One-of-a-kind footage captures the biodiversity of the region and the immediate need for conservation of this unparalleled habitat.

In Diving the Sea of Cortez & the Revillagigedo Archipelago, join divers as they explore the most remote underwater diving environments and discover a world of fascinating creatures.

Island Oasis explores the remarkable world of the Galapagos Islands.

A Whale for the Saving is the story of the rescue of a 45- foot, 40-ton humpback whale stranded on El Capitan Beach in Santa Barbara.

Blue Whale Research/Unlocking the Secrets of the Blue Whale

explores the history, populations and recent discoveries and behaviors of the mighty blue whale.

The Santa Barbara Channel explores the unique biodiversity of our local coastal environment, looking at a variety of species including seals and sea lions.

Marine Mammal Rescues covers the work of the Santa Barbara Marine Mammal Center, featuring marine mammal rescues, their rehabilitation and releases back into the wild.

In Vanishing Mermaids, we journey into the underwater world of Florida’s Western manatee.

Ocean & Video Career Exploration delves into how students’ studies in math, science and art apply to video production and scientific research.

The programs feature a variety of content that can be mixed for a 45- to 60-minute presentation and tailored for a specific age group. A question-and-answer period follows each program. All that is required is a dark room for projection, a room of students and their teachers. Additional funding for this program may be available.