In his own words

I feel so lucky to be here. In Great Slave Lake, we have what the Great Lakes were like 200 years ago before human-induced change. We can see the original status of the fish world before significant impact by humans. The ciscoes in Great Slave Lake are like Darwin’s finches, tremendous variety within a single isolated system… in Arctic freshwater environments that are largely undocumented. I was finding, down in the depths, variants that have never been seen by scientists. With underwater photography and detailed scientific illustrations, I can bring people into this unseen underwater world.”