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Underwater Explorer Jill Heinerth On Being Trapped In An Underwater Cave | Face Your Fears

Not many people have the courage to go swimming in the ocean, even fewer are brave enough to dive into its depths for science. Today’s guest, Jill Heinerth is an underwater explorer, filmmaker, author, and avid speaker regarding the conservation of water and the planet. She has led hundreds of expeditions that have advanced scientific and geographic knowledge of the ocean. Jill is an incredible woman who braves life or death situations in order to educate, motivate and further climate conservation on our planet. She was the first person to explore the inside of iceberg caves, and she has detailed her work on National Geographic, BBC, and the Discovery Channel. On today’s episode, Jill discusses her adventurous life, the risks involved and the lessons she has learnt along the way. She also details the importance of climate conservation and education, so people will begin to work towards bettering the environment. Tune in to the full episode here: http://bit.ly/Jill-Heinerth-Podcast If you liked this video, you'll love my other interviews. Record-Breaking Polar Explorer Shares Unbelievable Stories From Surviving Over 400 Days On The Ice    • Record-Breaking Polar Explorer Shares Unbe...   Jewel Thief Turned Police Officer Larry Lawton On Becoming A Leading Law Enforcement Expert    • Jewel Thief Turned Police Officer Larry La...   Record-Breaking Mountaineer Nimsdai Purja MBE On Growing Up Poor And Fighting For His Dream    • Record-Breaking Mountaineer Nimsdai Purja ...   Victoria Arlen On 4 Years Trapped In A Vegetative State    • Victoria Arlen On 4 Years Trapped In A Veg...   Do you want to learn more from Spencer Lodge? 1. SUBSCRIBE TO THE YOUTUBE CHANNEL:    / spencerlodgetv   2. FOLLOW SPENCER LODGE: Instagram:   / spencer.lodge   Facebook:   / spencerlodgeofficial   LinkedIn:   / spencerlodge   #spencerloge #conservation #underwater