Sarah Culler, Videographer

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Daily Expedition Reports
15 Apr 2018

Isla San Francisco, 4/15/2018, National Geographic Sea Bird

Aboard the National Geographic Sea Bird
Baja California

This morning a humpback whale surfaced close to the ship, so we changed our plans and went whale watching from the expedition landing craft. Several dozen very active bottlenose dolphins swam among the small boats. We spent the afternoon snorkeling, swimming, kayaking and paddle boarding in the calm, turquoise waters of Half Moon Bay. Just before dinner, we watched a large group of common dolphins feeding and leaping – exhilarating!

Berit Solstad, Naturalist

Berit grew up on the rocky shores of Marblehead, Massachusetts, where she explored the marine environment through changing tides and seasons, nurturing a love of natural history and marine biology.

Sarah Culler, Videographer

Sarah was raised on a multi-generational family dairy farm, established circa 1815 in Lucas, Ohio. Consequently, her first paying job was milking cows! Rewarding as it was to get paid for the first time, she found her passion behind the lens of a cam...

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