Mardi Gras Shipwreck

Partners

The success of this project is dependent on a team of organizations and individuals with experience in underwater cultural and natural resources investigation, deep-water exploration and recovery, photography and videography recording, education, artifact conservation, and resource management. Please visit their websites to learn more about this diverse and fascinating group.

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All Partners

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• Florida Public Archaeology Network
• L.A. Landry & Associates
• Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism
• Louisiana State Museum
• Minerals Management Service
• National Geographic
• Nautilus Productions provides a full service high definition video production resource. Since 1997 the Nautilus crew has focused on documentary production and providing freelance HD videography and underwater video services to broadcast clients. In the summer of 2003 Nautilus Productions delivered “The Kill ZONE,” a one hour doc that explores the unique hunting skills of the Great White Sharks of False Bay, South Africa to National Geographic International Television. The one hour documentary explored the unique hunting behavior of 16 foot Great White sharks catapulting into the air while stalking and killing their prey. In April of 2000 Nautilus Productions completed a one-hour documentary about the WWII U-boat war along the East Coast of North America entitled “Assault on America - The Battle for Torpedo Junction.” The documentary tells the amazing story of the carnage wrought by German subs on allied shipping and aired on the Canadian History Channeel.
• Okeanos Gas Gathering Company
• Perry Slingsby Systems
• Sealion Shipping Limited
• Texas A&M University Dept. of Oceanography
• Texas A&M University Center for Maritime Archaeology and Conservation
• UTEC
• Veolia Environmental Services