Whether she’s free-diving, horse riding, leading an expedition to the peaks of the Andes, or swimming amid a school of sharks in the South Pacific, Céline Cousteau seeks to educate through adventure and exploration.

Daughter of ocean explorer and filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau and granddaughter of the legendary Jacques Cousteau, she is featured in PBS’ most successful new television series, Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures. Fluent in three languages, Céline has collaborated with her father's Ocean Futures Society promoting the educational program, "Ambassadors of the Environment," throughout her travels. She has worked on the preparation of expeditions, field production, and as an on camera presenter.

Recently, Céline has worked on an upcoming documentary for Discovery Channel, aiding scientists who conduct research on the many shark species of the Great Barrier Reef. She is also an Ambassador to the Clean Up the World Campaign.

Passionate about intercultural relations, Cousteau received her Master's in international and intercultural management from the School for International Training. She has worked for a number of prestigious organizations, from the United Nations University for Peace to the Earth Council’s Earth Charter Project.

Her most recent project is trying to bring medical attention to the indigenous people of the Vale do Javari reserve in Brazil.

Cousteau is in constant motion, traveling the globe as a Cousteau “oceanaut” and educational ambassador. She is a respected symbol for a new generation about our responsibility to protect the natural world. Endeavoring to learn and explore the many regions of the world both above and below water as well as the cultures within them, she seeks to make connections between the human species and our environment. Not just an adventurer and explorer, Céline is an incredible storyteller, and connects unique and diverse cultures, showcasing the importance of learning from one another and helping preserve the distinctive beauty of each and every group of people.