Warren Baverstock - is one of the most recognised underwater photographers of the Middle East located in the United Arab Emirates.
As aquarium curator of the worlds most luxurious hotel, The Burj Al Arab, Warren's passion for marine life is brought to the surface and exhibited for all to see in three stunningly well stocked aquarium exhibits. Behind the scenes, Warren and his team are heavily commited to the their leopard shark parthenogenesis research programme where the team have successfully reared pups past 100 days.
Heavily committed to the marine environment Warren manages the region's only Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Project working alongside the Wildlife Protection Office in Dubai.
Warren has been involved with a number of projects within the region such as the popular television documentary "Arabia's Cycle of Life" and the more recent and ongoing "Sharkquest Arabia". Warren's work has been featured in three book publications to date, Arabian Seas - Divers Paradise, Arabia's Cycle of Life and the Jordan's Gardens of Light.
Although currently not endorsed, Warren is committed to using Nikon digital cameras and lenses housed in Subal systems, supported with Sea & Sea lighting, while diving with equipment by UWATEC, Halcyon and Apeks.
When not filming underwater, Warren has keen interest in aerial and wildlife photography visiting locations such as the Okavango Delta and the Masai Mara.
