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Catching Up With... Nicholas von Albedyhll, BCS'15
On the occasion of Earth Day, we caught up with alumnus Nicholas von Albedyhll, BCS'15. Nick works for Coral Vita, a company with the initiative to grow coral, restore dying reefs and help Bahamians recover from Hurricane Dorian.
Nick has been working at Coral Vita as a Marine Biologist, Lab Technician, and Farm Manager in Training, all of which see him participating in the breeding, husbandry, growth, and planting of coral in Freeport, Bahamas.
See Nick in action in this video as he releases a little octopus he accidentally captured while collecting seagrass for the Coral Vita Grand Bahama turtle rehabilitation program and head to YouTube to find out more about the Coral Vita mission.