Travis Overby

Travis Overby is a well-established marine biologist with a passion for ocean conservation and marine life research.

Having obtained a Ph.D. in Marine Biology from Stanford University, Travis has dedicated his career to studying various aspects of marine ecosystems.

His research focuses on coral reef ecology, marine biodiversity, and the impacts of climate change on ocean environments.

With over two decades of experience in the field, Travis has published numerous research papers in esteemed scientific journals and presented his findings at international conferences.

He is currently a professor at the Marine Science Institute, where he leads a team of researchers in groundbreaking studies on ocean acidification and its effects on marine species.

Travis is also actively involved in outreach programs to raise awareness about the importance of marine conservation and sustainable practices for preserving our oceans.

In addition to his academic work, Travis collaborates with government agencies and non-profit organizations on various projects aimed at protecting endangered marine species and habitats.

His expertise and dedication to marine conservation make him a respected figure in the scientific community and a valuable asset to the field of marine biology.