Welcome to All in the form Earth love, my fellow Earth lovers!

My name is Morgan (or Mo) and I’m an adventure and ocean-loving marine biologist with a big heart for the Earth and all that call it home. I love to travel, connect with new people, explore different parts of the sea, teach children, and share a love for our Earth everywhere I go. I strive to explore as much of Earth as I can with my own eyes and meet like-minded people from all over the world to create a connectedness and unity between humans as we come together to protect our ocean and improve life on Earth for all.

I come from Florida, the sunshine state in the United States, and am deeply connected to the ocean and nature. I work offshore as a protected species observer and spend almost half of the year with the ocean as my backyard. I hope to spread love and awareness for our beautiful ocean, Earth, and all the life through my photography and stories in hopes of making more people aware of the animals that also call Earth home, the impact we as humans have on the environment, and ways we can change to live more in harmony with our beautiful Earth. I am excited to share some of my work and stories to connect with people who share a love and appreciation for the natural world. I hope to bridge the gap between nature and humanity and exemplify the interconnectedness of the natural world (including our role in it as humans).

I am passionate about spreading the love for our ocean and the natural world and working with children and adults to inspire a deeper connection with our Earth. I hope to share my knowledge to create more Earth stewards in all walks of life. I hope to teach about the ocean through my writing and photography and eventually reach an audience of those who would not typically receive education about it, even if the ocean is their backyard. I hope to share my knowledge about the interconnectedness of the Earth, the importance of preserving biodiversity, and hopefully spread and increase the desire in others to care for and protect the ocean and Earth as our fate is directly dependent on the health of our Mother Earth.