Regina Photographer Lands National Geographic Cover

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Despite growing up in landlocked Saskatchewan, Shane Gross, Regina-born conservation photographer, was always infatuated with the ocean. He joins the show to talk about his underwater photography, which landed on the February cover of National Geographic, which highlights the intricate details of tiny seahorses and the importance of marine conservation.
26 Feb 1PM English South Africa News Commentary

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