GUEST SPEAKERS KATE HOLMES


Associate Director, WCS Global Marine Programs February 18, 2017 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands


SANGEETA MANGUBHAI , PhD


Director, WCS Fiji June 7, 2017 17-night Bali to Fiji


TIM MCCLANAHAN, PhD Senior Zoologist, WCS Kenya


NYAWIRA MUTHIGA, PhD


Marine Director, WCS Kenya August 12, 2017 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands


ALEXANDER TEWFIK, PhD


Conservation Scientist, WCS Belize October 7, 2017 11-night Cook Islands & Society Islands


STACY JUPITER, PhD


Director, WCS Melanesia November 11, 2017 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands


MARTIN ROBARDS, PhD


Director, WCS Arctic Beringia December 23, 2017 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands


Guest speakers are subject to change.


A New Educational Program In Partnership With The Wildlife Conservation Society


Efforts to protect biodiversity and delicate ecosystems—such as the coral reefs of the South Pacific—are becoming more urgent. Paul Gauguin Cruises is proud to partner with the Wildlife Conservation Society to offer a new series of onboard lectures about the environment and wildlife of our planet. Join us on select sailings of Te Gauguin for presentations by some of the world’s most fascinating conservation scientists and oceanographers. Best of all, it’s included in your fare!


Featured Speaker: Dr. Sangeeta Mangubhai


For more information on these guest speakers visit pgcruises.com/WCS


Dr. Mangubhai has worked in the marine science and conservation field throughout Fiji and the South Pacific, Australia, Indonesia, and East Africa. A specialist in the management of coral reefs and community fisheries, she will share her expertise with guests of Te Gauguin on the June 7, 2017, Bali to Fiji voyage.


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