Susan Scott is a multifaceted lecturer and passionate marine biologist, dedicated to the conservation and appreciation of oceanic life. With a background that includes counting albatrosses and managing a clinic in Bangladesh, Susan combines her love for wildlife with community service. As a volunteer for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, she actively participates in seabird conservation efforts across Pacific island refuges.

Her online platform features a wide array of marine biology articles originally published in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser since 1996, offering readers insights into marine wildlife. Additionally, her artistic endeavors transform collected marine debris into unique art pieces, reflecting her commitment to environmental awareness.

Susan is also the author of "Call Me Captain," a memoir that chronicles her adventurous sailing voyages from Hawaii to Australia. Currently, she serves as the president of the Hawaii Audubon Society, sharing her knowledge about local bird species, and champions the Bangladesh Project to support medical outreach efforts. Explore her world through her articles, art, and community initiatives.