Subsequently, he started Summerhays Films in 1985. Soames Summerhays film making career began in 1979, with the IMAXВ® production of The Great Barrier Reef. During this period he published many articles in popular science journals and trade magazines and has been a contributing author to a number of books. Subsequently, he worked as a scientist and administrator for the Australian Government setting up Marine Parks along the Great Barrier Reef. In the course of a decade he led more than 100 expeditions to remote parts of the world, from Pole to Pole. Early in his career he began leading expeditions worldwide and lecturing on subjects of natural history, historical and anthropological interest. He has a Bachelor's degree in biology, and later specialized in marine biology during his postgraduate studies. Soames Summerhays, Producer/Director, Summerhays Films, Inc.Д«orn and educated in the United Kingdom, Soames Summerhays has, from his earliest years, had an absorbing interest in the natural world. His academic specialty is paleontology, and his administrative specialty is strategic planning and development. in geology from the University of Wyoming. in biology from Grinnell College and a Ph.D. He is the head of the Cultural Committee of the Binational Committee of Education and Culture (San Diego/Tijuana), and president of the Association of Science Museum Directors.Дr. Hager serves on the boards of the Elementary Institute of Science and Harborside School. Hager led strategic planning efforts in 1991-92 that resulted in focusing the Museum's programs on Southern California and the Baja California peninsula, the founding of the Environmental Science Education Center and the Biodiversity Research Center of the Californias, and a capital campaign for the construction of an addition that will more than double the Museum's present size. He was a professor of geology at Augustana College (1973-78), the director of the Museum of the Rockies (1978-89), director of the Virginia Museum of Natural History (1989-91), and is currently executive director of the San Diego Natural History Museum.ДЄt the San Diego Natural History Museum, Dr. He has served as a preparator, curator and director in a number of museums and has been a museum consultant for most of those years, as well. Hager has been in the museum profession since 1965. Hager, Ph.D., San Diego Natural History Museum, Executive DirectorДr. 'I love the smell of seal breath in the morning,' James Neihouse wrote about his experience shooting footage of the elephant seals on Guadalupe Island. James Neihouse, Soames Summerhays, Mike Westcoat

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