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In collaboration with the National Geographic's Pristine Seas Program we conducted a two-week scientific expedition to the Juan Fernández archipelago to study and film its deep-sea and open-ocean ecosystems, traveling from Santiago to Alejandro Selkirk, Robinson Crusoe, and Santa Clara islands.
At Alejandro Selkirk—the least explored of the islands—the team conducted the first comprehensive baseline survey of the surrounding waters. And at Robinson Crusoe and Santa Clara, they used remote cameras to capture footage of the islands’ deep-sea and open-ocean environments.
In collaboration with the National Geographic's Pristine Seas Program we conducted a two-week scientific expedition to the Juan Fernández archipelago to study and film its deep-sea and open-ocean ecosystems, traveling from Santiago to Alejandro Selkirk, Robinson Crusoe, and Santa Clara islands.
At Alejandro Selkirk—the least explored of the islands—the team conducted the first comprehensive baseline survey of the surrounding waters. And at Robinson Crusoe and Santa Clara, they used remote cameras to capture footage of the islands’ deep-sea and open-ocean environments.
