EDUCATION
Ph.D. (Earth Science) University of Bristol, United Kingdom: Biogeochemical Investigation of Caves within Bahamian Carbonate Platforms. (1999)
J.D. (with focus on international environmental law; Maritime Law; Animal Rights Law) University of Queensland, Australia. (2003)
MSc. (Geology) Mississippi State University: Petrology of Bahamian Pleistocene Eolianites and Flank Margin Caves: Implications for late Quaternary Island Development. (1992)
B.A. (Geology) College of Charleston, SC (1990)
 
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2012    O2 Rinse, Charleston, SC.
2009-2011    Lecturer, University of Kentucky, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
2009-09    Francis Parker High School teaching 11th and 12th graders Marine Science
2008    Consultant work for the Grand Bahama Committee for Concerned Residence
2008-2009        Environmental Geologist and Consultant, H. M. Pitt Laboratory,
San Diego, CA
2007-08    Visiting Professor Department of Marine Science and Environmental Studies, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA.
2003–07    Adjunct Professor Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC.
2005-05    File Reviewer for Motley Rice Attorneys, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina
2004-04    Lecturer, 2004 Governor’s School Program, College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina
1990-92    Lab Instructor, Department of Geosciences, Mississippi State University
1988-89    Research diver for the State of South Carolina, South Carolina Wildlife, Fort Johnson, South Carolina (now DNR)
1987-88    Librarian, U. S. Corp of Engineers, Charleston SC. (Part time)
1986-87    Librarian, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC. (Part time)
1984-86    Emergency Animal Clinic, Remount Road, Charleston, SC
1984-86    Pet Vet, Mt. Pleasant SC Veterinary Technician
1975-86    Surgical veterinary specialist; microsurgery Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC; Department of Pharmacology
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2009-2011    University of Kentucky; (Service Course) Volcanoes and Earthquakes; (Service Course) Earth Resources; (Undergraduate) Historical Geology; (Service Course) Oceanography; (Service Course) Distant learning Oceanography; (Service Course) Environmental Geology; (Graduate and Undergraduate) Independent studies in the Bahamas.
2007-08    University of San Diego; (Graduate and Undergraduate) Geological Oceanography; (Graduate and Undergraduate) Climate Change and History of Climate Change; (Undergraduate) Policy and the Environment; (Undergraduate) Environmental Geology; (Undergraduate) Environmental Hazards; (Graduate and Undergraduate) Independent studies in the Bahamas
2004-07    College of Charleston; (Undergraduate) Introduction to Geology and lab; (Undergraduate) Historical Geology and lab, (Undergraduate) Science and Policy; (Undergraduate) Environmental Geology
 
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2000 – present    On going research into the isolation and characterization of bacteria in Bahamian carbonates and their role in rock dissolution (cave development), examining N2, NO2, and CO2 production from carbonate rocks using stable isotope; examining heavy metals in Saharan dust as micronutrients for bacteria, and examining newly discovered paleo-features in carbonate sands formed by bacteria.
2003    A principal investigator aiding in sterile collection methods on NASA Deep Sea Hydrothermal Project at the East Pacific Rise
2000    Research Assistant in the area of Maritime Law, T.C. Beirne Law School at the University of Queensland, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Australia
1996-97    Scientific Diver, European Economic Commonwealth Aegean Sea Hydrothermal Vent Study
1988-89    Research diver for the State of South Carolina, South Carolina Wildlife, Fort Johnson, South Carolina
1987-88    Cell-culture research technician, Department of Biochemistry, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC
1975-86    Whole animal cardiovascular research, Medical University of South Carolina, Pharmacology; Microsurgery
 
GRANTS, EQUIPMENT, AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS
2011    H.M.Pitt Labs Corporate sponsorship (sample analysis) $2,000
2010    H.M.Pitt Labs Corporate sponsorship (sample analysis) $2,000
2009    H.M.Pitt Labs Corporate sponsorship (sample analysis) $10,000
2008    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant $2,000 (room and board)
2008    H.M.Pitt Labs Corporate sponsorship (sample analysis) $10,000
2008    Wings Trust Foundation $10,000
2008    Janulis Theodore Foundation $2000
2008    Hydrolab, Hach Corporate sponsorship (instruments) $40,000
2008    Aqualung Corporate sponsorship with equipment $30,000
2008    Onset Computer Corporate sponsorship (instruments) $1000
2007    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant $2,000 (room and board)
2007    Awarded Fellowship standing with the Wings Trust Foundation
2006    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant $2,000 (room and board)
2005    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant $2,000 (room and board)
2005    Fellow of the Explorers Club
2004    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant $2,000 (room and board)
2004    Alumna of the Year Award, College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina
2003    Leila Hadley Luce Award for Courage in Exploration and Research: $10,000
1993    University Postgraduate Scholarship, University of Bristol: ~$25,000;
    Geological Society of America, Field Research Grant: $2,000;
    Ghar Parau Grant: ~$750.00
1990    Field Bursary Bahamian Field Station Grant: $3,900
 
The following have also provided equipment for research and field-work
Gul Wetsuits, UK; Rolex, UK; Apex Regulators, UK; Dive-Rite, USA; US Divers, USA;
Aqualung USA, Hydrolab, (Barcardi, Mexico, funds to purchase a research microscope
(no rum))
 
TEACHING INTERESTS
Geomicrobiology, Biogeochemistry, and Geobiology of carbonate environments,
Physical Oceanography, Geological Oceanography, Environmental Geology, Forensic
Geology, Environmental Hazards, Carbonate Petrology, Earth History and Evolution,
Climate Change and History of Climate, Introduction to Physical Geology, Paleontology,
Micropaleontology, Geoarcheology, Environmental Policy, International Environmental
Law, Law of the Sea, Animal Rights Law, and Science and Law.
 
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Biogeochemistry, microbiology of carbonate deposits and airborne dust particles; Isotope Geology, Sedimentary Petrology of Carbonates, Soil formation in the Bahamas, working on generating a background metal standard for San Diego formations and other state in the US., Forensic Geology, Cave Hydrogeochemistry, Geoarcheological within the caves of the Bahamas, and International and National Environmental and Maritime Law, and Animal Rights Law.
 
SKILLS
Legal
Admitted to the Queensland Bar as Barrister-at-Law, Queensland, Australia;
registered mediator at the Supreme Court of Queensland, Australia
Consulting
Subsurface Water Environmental Consultant for the Rob Palmer Blue Holes Foundation
Veterinary Surgery
Emergency care, large and small animal, research prep., treatment
Computer
Macintosh and PC
Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); various graphing packages
Language
Fluent in German and English; basic reading and speaking French, Spanish, Arabic and
American Sign language
Diving
NAUI instructor, Nitrox Instructor, HSE Part IV Commercial Diver License, UK England
(for the purpose of scientific diving); Cave and Sump Certification (Australia) IANTD,
NSS-CDS, Cave Diver NSS_CDS (USA), Rebreather, Gas Blender instructor,
TDI Cave and Cavern Instructor.
Medical
First Responder Medic, Diver Medic including chamber medic (HSE) UK England
Other
HSE Part IV small boat handling and navigation, American Red Cross Canoeing
Instructor, Water Safety Instructor (Red Cross), Motorcycle License
40 HOUR HAZWOPER, Regulations governing OSHA-40, respirator
training, HAZ/MAT Waste and worker safety; San Diego REBRAC; Phase I and Phase II
remediation work of Brown Fields: 8 hour refresher 2009; 8 hour refresher 2010; 8 hour
refresher 2011
 
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Member (Active) of the American Association of Petroleum Geologist
Member of the Geological Society of America
Member of the Queensland Environmental Law Association
Member of the Environment Institute of Australia
Member of the Queensland Bar Association
Fellow of the Explorers Club, New York
Fellow of the Wings WorldQuest Foundation, New York
 
 
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
2011    Review of paper for publication in the international Journal, Studia UBB Geologia
2011    Review of text book by Garrison, T., “Oceanography An invitation to marine
science.”
2010    Proposal Review for NSF
2009    Review of chapter for textbook.  Subject covered cave conservation and
Geomicrobiology.
 
PUBLICATIONS
Schwabe, S. J., Herbert, R. A., and Carew, J. L., 2010, Microbial Acids and Gas as an
explanation for the dissolution and forming of pores and caves in limestones: AAPG Search and Discovery Articles #50385(2011)
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2009, How can buffered vadose and
phreatic water dissolve CaCO3 and form caves: the bacterial answer: International Conference on Speleology, Kerrville, Texas, USA 15th International Congress of Speleology Proceedings, v.1, Symposia Part 1, Geomicrobiology Division, p. 413-415.
Schwabe, S. J., Cathcart, E. M., and Carew, J. L., 2008, Elevated levels of heavy metals
detected in modern soils and flooded-cave sediments from the Bahamas, 14th
Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, p. 209-219.
Schwabe, S. J., 2008, The difficulties of sampling in underwater caves in the Bahamas:
An exercise in ingenuity and survival, in: Brueggeman P, ed., Diving for Science Proceedings of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences 27th Symposium, Dauphin Island, AL: American Academy of Underwater Science, p. 148-159.
Herbert, R. A., Gall, A., Cogdell, R., Robert, B., and Schwabe, S. J., 2007,
Phototrophic purple sulfur bacteria as heat engines in the South Andros black hole, the Bahamas: Photosynthesis Research 95 (2-3), p. 261-268.  DOI 10.1007/s11120-007-9246-1.
Schwabe, S. J., Carew, J. L., and Herbert, R., 2007, Making caves in the Bahamas:
Different Recipes, Same Ingredients, in Parks, L., and Freile, D., eds., Proceedings of the 13th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions (2006); San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 153-167.
Schwabe, S. J., Herbert, R., and Carew, J. L., 2007, A hypothesis for biogenic cave
formation, in Parks, L., and Freile, D., eds., Proceedings of the 13th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions (2007); San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 141-152.
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2006, Blue holes: an inappropriate moniker for water-filled caves in the Bahamas, in Davis, R. L., and Gamble, D., eds., Proceedings of the 12th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions (2004): San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 179-187.
Herbert, R., Ranchou-Peyruse, A., Duran., R. Guyoneaud, R., and Schwabe, S. J., 2005, Characterization of purple sulfur bacteria from the South Andros black hole cave system: highlights taxonomic problems for ecological studies among the genera Allochromatium and Thiocapsa: Environmental Microbiology, v 7(8), p. 1260-1268.
Schwabe, S. J.,and Herbert, R., 2004, Black holes of the Bahamas: What they are and why they are black: Quaternary International, v. 121, p. 3-11.
Schwabe, S. J., 2002, Biogeochemical processes that influence cave development within Bahamian Carbonate Platforms, in Martin, J. B., Wicks, C, and Sasowsky, I. D., eds., Proceedings of the 7th Symposium Karst Frontiers: Florida and Related Environments (2002), Gainesville, Florida, Karst Waters Institute, p. 103-106.
Callaghan, R. T., and Schwabe, S. J., 2000, Watercraft of the islands: Bahamas Journal of Science, v. 7, p. 45-51.
Callaghan, R. T., and Schwabe, S. J., 1999, Watercraft of the islands: Proceedings of the XVIII International Congress for Caribbean Archaeology: St. George, Grenada, West Indies.
Schwabe, S. J., and Wheeler, F., 1999, Sterile and general sampling techniques for submerged cave environments, in Mylroie, J. E. and Curran, H. A., eds., Proceedings of the 9th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions (1998); San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 116-124.
Palmer, R. J., Hutchinson, J. M. C., Schwabe, S. J., and Whitaker, F. F., 1998, Inventory of blue holes sites explored or visited on South Andros Island, Bahamas: Caves and Karst Studies, v. 25, p. 97-102.
Carew, J. L., Mylroie, J. E., and Schwabe, S. J., 1998, The geology of South Andros Island, Bahamas: A reconnaissance: Cave and Karst Studies, v. 25, p. 57-66.
Schwabe, S. J., Parkes, J. R., and Smart, P. L., 1997, Significance of bacterial activity in carbonate diagenesis,  in Carew, J. L., ed., Proceedings of the 8th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions (1996): San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 174-175.
Schwabe, S. J., Carew, L. J., and Mylroie, J. E., 1993, The petrology of Bahamian Pleistocene eolianites and flank margin caves: Implications for late Quaternary island development, in White, B., ed., Proceedings of the 6th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas (1990): San Salvador, Bahamas, Gerace Research Centre, p. 149-164.
 
ABSTRACTS
Schwabe, S. J., 2011, Microbs: Agents of Corrosion in Underwater Caves in the Bahamas, Chacmool Conference Climate of Change Abstract with Programs, (in press)
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2010, Freshwater Lenses in the Bahamas: A view from
the inside, Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 42, No. 5
Bishop, M., Romanek, C., and Schwabe, S., 2010, Bactrial Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide
Gas Production in Limestone Caves: A Case Study in the Bahamas
Schwabe, S. J., 2010, Making Holes in Carbonate by Microbial Acid and Gas:  A Case
Study in the Bahamas, AAPG Eastern Regional, Abstracts and Program, p. 55-56.
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2009, How can buffered vadose and
phreatic water dissolve CaCO3 and form caves: the bacterial answer, International Congress of Speleology, Kerrville, Texas, USA.
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2008, Bacterial diseases of building stones 1933 v.
Bacterial diseases of Bahamian Limestone, 14th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts and Program, p. 23-24.
Schwabe, S. J., Cathcart, E. M., and Carew, J. L., 2008, Elevated levels of heavy metals
detected in modern soils and flooded-cave sediments from the Bahamas, 14th
Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts and Program, p. 23.
Schwabe, S. J., 2008, The difficulties of sampling in underwater caves in the Bahamas:
An exercise in ingenuity and survival, 27th Annual Symposium of the American Academy of Underwater Science, Abstracts and Programs.
Schwabe, S. J., Herbert, R. A., and Carew, J. L., 2007, Bacterial Activity within the
Vadose and Phreatic Zones in Limestones: the Source of CO2-driven
Development of Secondary Porosity in Limestones, Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 39, No. 2., p.69
Schwabe, S. J., 2006, A geomicrobial investigation of the potential role of bacteria in the
formation of the currently submerged limestone caves of the Bahamas: 13th
Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts and Program, p. 23.
Schwabe, S. J., Carew, J. L., and Herbert, R. A., 2006, Making caves in the Bahamas: different recipes, same ingredients: 13th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts and Program, p. 24.
Schwabe, S. J., Herbert, R. A., and Carew, J. L., 2006, A hypothesis for biogenic cave formation (A study conducted in the Bahamas): 13th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts and Program, p. 22-23.
Herbert, R. A., Gall, A., Cogdell, R., Robert, B., and Schwabe, S. J., 2006,
Phototrophic purple sulfur bacteria as heat engines in the South Andros black hole, the Bahamas: International Symposium on Photosynthetic Prokaryotes, Abstracts with Program.
Schwabe, S. J., and Carew, J. L., 2004, Blue holes: An inappropriate moniker for
water-filled caves in the Bahamas, 12th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and other Carbonate Regions, Abstracts with Program, p. 28.
Gall, A, Herbert, R., Takaichi, S., Maoka, T., Verbavat, J., Schwabe, S. J., Cogdell, R. J., and Robert, B., 2004, Preliminary characterization of the photosynthetic apparatus belonging to the purple photosynthetic bacteria of the South Andros black hole: The 13th International Congress of Photosynthesis, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Aug. 29 to Sept 3, 2004) p.
Herbert, R., and Schwabe, S. J., 2003, Taxonomy and physiology of purple sulfur bacteria isolated from the South Andros black hole, The Bahamas; 1st Federation of European Microbiology Societies (FEM); Congress in Ljubljana, Slovenia (June 29th – July 3rd 2003) p227.
Herbert, R., and Schwabe, S. J., 2003, Black holes of South Andros, The Bahamas: What they are and why they are black; 1st Federation of European Microbiology Societies (FEM); Congress in Ljubljana, Slovenia (June 29th – July 3rd 2003) p230.
Gall, A., Cogdell, R. J., Herbert, R., Robert, B., and Schwabe, S. J., 2003, Preliminary characterization of the light-harvesting complexes from purple sulfur bacteria isolated from the South Andros black hole heat engine: Conference abstract, Max Plank Institute, Muelheim, Germany, p.
Schwabe, S. J., 2002, Biogeochemical processes that influence cave development within Bahamian carbonate platforms, in Program with Abstracts on Karst Frontiers: Florida and Related Environments, Special Publication 7, Karst Water Institute, Inc., p. 103.
Schwabe, S. J., Parkes, J. R., and Smart, P. L., 1997, Biogeochemical investigation of submerged cave systems (blue holes) within Bahamian carbonate platform: 97th Applied and Environment Microbiology General Meeting, N101, p. 398.
Carew, J. L., Mylroie, J. E., Pace, M., and Schwabe, S. J., 1992, Development of Late Pleistocene eolianites in the Bahamas: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 24, n. 7, p. A-142.
Schwabe, S. J., Carew, J. L., and Mylroie, 1992, The petrology of Bahamian Pleistocene eolianites and flank margin caves: Implications for Late Quaternary island development: 6th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas Abstracts and Program, p. 17.
Schwabe, S. J., Carew, J. L., and Mylroie, J. E., 1992, Petrology of flank margin caves in the Bahamas, in Ogden, A. E., ed., Abstracts of the 1992 Friends of Karst Meeting, Cookville, Tennessee, Tennessee Technological University, p. 27.
 
AUTHORED MAGAZINE ARTICLE
Schwabe, S. J., 2004, The Floor of Fire, Feature article for January issue of Diver Magazine, UK., p. 26-32.
Schwabe, S. J., 2003, The Worst Dive: November issue of Diver Magazine, UK., p.
Schwabe, S. J., 2001, Blue Holes of the Bahamas: A Silent Death, in Immersed, Summer 2001 v. 6, No. 2., p. 29-33.
Schwabe, S. J., 1999, FESS (Fin Emergency Safety Strap) Immersed (June), p. 61.
 
FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING BOOKS
Women of Discovery by Milbry Polk and Mary Tiegreen (2001)
The Third Man Factor by John Geiger (Penguin Publishing, 2009)
Champions for Change by Jane Poynter (UN project book, November 09)
Women and Pressure: Diving and Altitude, Margerite St Leger Dowse and Caroline E. Fife MD., (Best Publishing, 2010)
 
FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINES, JOURNALS AND NEWSPAPERS
Kentucky Kernel, September 13, 2011,
NEXT Magazine, Berlin Germany, September 2011
Die Tagezeitung (Blaue) 30/31 July 2011
Herald-leader, March 15, 2011
Kentucky Kernel, April 16, 2010
Geotimes, July 2008
Diver, November 2006
Southern Boating, May 2006
George Street Observer, College of Charleston, November 10, 2005
The Post and Courier, Charleston SC High Profile, January 3, 2004
P.M. Perspektive, Deutschland, March 2004
The Explorers Journal Summer 2004
Geo, Deutschland, 2004
Diver, January 2004
Diver, November 2003
Diver, September 2003
Sunday New York Post, November 2003
The Chronicle of Higher Education, March 11, 2005 v. LI, Number 27
Diver, June 2000
Diver, July 1999
Apex Regulators (advertisement) 2000
FHM, June 1998
Diver, March 1998
Diver, February 1998
What’s On, Freeport, February 1998
The Miami Herald, January 16, 1998
Freeport News, December 11, 1998
Diver, December 1997
Dive 97, Program
Diver, November 1997
Diver International, October 1997
Diver, September 1997
The Freeport News, April 23, 1997
Underwater Speleology (NSS CDS pub) May/June 1996 v.13 (3)
Scuba World, May 1994
 
PUBLISHED BOOK
Schwabe, S. J., 2009, Living in Darkness: A Women’s Scientific and Exploratory Adventures into the underwater Caves of the Bahamas: GreyHound Press, July 09; NSS-USA publishing http://nssbookstore.org
 
OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
Invited Speaker
2011    Charleston Scuba, Charleston SC., seminar on the dangers of diving caves in the Bahamas
2010    Saskatoon Society of Petroleum Geologist, Regina Canada
2010    Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologist, Calgary Canada
2009    Geology of the Bahamas, seminar for December/January San Salvador Island, Bahamas Winter session.
2009    Bluegrass Community College, Lexington KY (Clear Water Secrets: A Scientific Adventure into the Underwater Caves of the Bahamas
2009    International Congress of Speleology (ICS) in Kerrville, Texas
2008    Hubs Sea World (The Underwater Mountains and Canyons of the Bahamas: What’s living down there?
2008    Smith College, Speakers Series, (‘Living in Darkness: A scientific Adventure into the Bahamian Underground).
2008    San Diego Geological Society, Speakers Series, (‘Clear Water Secrets: A microscopic Discovery in the Cave Formation Story’).
2008    Scripps Oceanographic Institute, Speakers Series, (Bacterial Explanation for the Development of Secondary Porosity in Limestone).
2007    Explorers Club, NY., (Sea Stories series that covers accomplishments and contributions to our knowledge of our oceans through research).
2007    University of San Diego, CA, Biology Departmental Guest speaker series, (‘A Biogenic Approach to the Formation of Secondary Porosity’).
2005    Parents Week at the College of Charleston, Charleston, SC., (‘Scientific Discovery in Blue Holes’).
2005    West Virginia Cave Conservation Association, WV., (‘What are Blue Holes and Black Holes?’).
2004    London Dive Show, UK., (‘The Floor of Fire; the Black Hole Discovery’)
2003    Oztek, Sydney Australia, (‘The Science of Blue Holes and Black Holes’); College of Charleston Distinguished Speakers Circuit, The School of Sciences and Mathematics, (‘Blue Holes of the Bahamas’).
2000    University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, Biology Lecture Series, (Microbial Discovery in the Black Hole of South Andros); University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, Geology Lecture Series, (The Geology of Blue Holes and Black Holes of the Bahamas).
1998    Rand Nature Centre, Freeport, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas, (Management of Cave Openings in the Bahamas)
1997    Birmingham Dive Show Lecture Series, (The Death of Robert John Palmer and Rob Parker)
 
TV DOCUMENTARIES AND INTERVIEWS
2011    Natural History unit BBC Weird Science film on Sinkholes
2011    Scuba Radio, March 12th, 16:00-16:30.
2011    WLEX, Channel 19, Lexington KY., The True Story behind Sanctum (March 4th)
2011    Harold-Leader, The True Story behind the film, ‘Sanctum.’ (March 4th)
2011    National Geographic TV, “Explorer: The Angel Effect.” (April 26th 2011)
2011    Li-Cor Scientific Equipment, Interview for website cam.
2010    Onsett Scientific Equipment, Interview for website cam.
2010    CBC Radio, Linden MacIntyre, broadcaster of, ‘The Secret to Survival in Extreme Circumstances, John Geiger author (Aired April 2, 2010).
2009    NHK Japan Educational TV, “CO2 and the Carbonate Story.”
2008    BBC production of an eight part series called, “Oceans.”  Production for BBC UK and Discovery.  Return to the Black Hole of South Andros, Bahamas.
2004    Russian Television, Ruski Extreme, Blue Holes Adventure with Stephanie Schwabe.
2004    Comcast for Comcast and CNN News, Interview with Explorer, Stephanie Schwabe.
2000    Beyond Production, Vampires Blood, Exploration of the Black Hole of South Andros.
1999    Nord Deutsch Rundfunk (NDR), Germany and French Television, The Mysterious Caves of the Bahamas, (Documenting researcher and explorer, Stephanie Schwabe.
1997    Fulcrum Production, BBC, UK, Amazing Earth VSH#723197, Stephanie Schwabe explains evidence found within caves on Grand Bahama that support a sea level drop in the past.
 
 
 
About: Stephanie Jutta Schwabe Founder and Director of the
Rob Palmer Blue Holes Foundation
Stephanie Schwabe:
    * has been diving for 27 years mostly in the Bahamian underground, however her experience extends into USA waters, Scotland and England as a registered HSE Part IV commercial diver, Greece as a scientific diver on the shallow hydrothermal vents in the Adriatic and Australia.
    * She completed her Ph.D. in the biogeochemical investigation of caves within Bahamian carbonate platforms.
    * She earned a degree in law with a focus on international environmental law and is a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of Queensland and is a registered mediator.
    * She has also been a part of fourty-five scientific expeditions to the Bahamas, subject for Masters, Doctoral research, exploration and major film work for German, British, Australian, Japanese, Russian and American television.

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