Aggressor Adventures' Green the Fleet® program strives to make the adventure lifestyle environmentally sustainable for both their guests and for the health of our oceans and lands. The company recognizes the urgent plight of our environment and works to combine excellent service with environmental awareness and stewardship. From energy efficiency to coral-safe sun protection and from limiting single-use plastics to international coastal clean-ups and more, join us to learn about Green the Fleet in action.

Samantha is Director of Conservation and Outreach for Aggressor Adventures® and the Sea of Change Foundation with the mission to create positive change for our natural world. Samantha's work includes developing Green the Fleet® sustainability initiatives for Aggressors' operations. A Harvard graduate with twenty years’ diving experience, Whitcraft has taught at Miami Dade College and University of Hawaii on the subjects of traditional ecological knowledge, environmental ethics, and coral reef ecosystems. An avid photographer and published nature writer, she is also a Platinum Pro 5000 Diver, recognized by the scuba diving industry as an "elite water explorer".

Placencia Lagoon in southern Belize is rich in marine and terrestrial biodiversity, home to two aquatic endangered species, the Antillean manatee and the American crocodile. Utilizing drone technology, the Crocodile Research Coalition (CRC) is further exploring the ecology, behavior and dispersal of these two charismatic species to promote their conservation, while also working towards utilizing scientific data to establish the Placencia Lagoon as a wildlife sanctuary

Marisa is the Executive Director & Co-Founder of The Crocodile Research Coalition, a Belize-based nonprofit, established in January 2016, that seeks to preserve crocodiles and their environments throughout Central America and the Caribbean to ensure the long-term sustainability of biodiversity in the region.