Isabel is a marine biologist and conservationist with hands-on experience across coral reef research, marine megafauna monitoring, and community level conservation initiatives. She holds an MSc in Tropical Marine Biology from the University of Essex and a BSc in Marine Biology from the University of Liverpool.
Since joining Big Blue Conservation, Isabel has been supporting coral restoration work, conducting marine research dives, and contributing to education and outreach programs that connect people with ocean conservation. With professional training in ecological surveying, she brings both scientific expertise and strong in water skills to Big Blue’s conservation.
Her background spans sea turtle conservation in Costa Rica, cetacean monitoring in Wales, and coral reef survey work in Thailand, alongside aquarium-based animal care and public engagement roles in the UK. Isabel is especially passionate about coral health, climate stress on reef systems, and making marine science accessible to wider audiences.
Fluent in Spanish and English, she loves sharing ocean stories, inspiring future marine scientists, and turning every dive into an opportunity to learn something new about the underwater world.















