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Gregory A.D. The Gregory A.D. website features freshwater underwater videos and offers artworks created by Greg Lashbrook. Check out the new design at www.GregoryAD.com

For more than 25 years we have dedicated ourselves to freshwater marine life. We continue working to help raise awareness of the beauty and bounty to be found beneath our freshwater seas :~)

04/22/2023

Hi All, just wanted to leave a post here to let you know we do not use this platform!!!!!!!
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06/16/2016

Middle & high schools! Join us next week at the St. Clair County Community College STEAMS summer camp. We're offering 2 courses with cool underwater video and bringing the professional underwater dive gear we use to get the shots. Student will also have the opportunity to make art from Zebra Mussels and maybe even touch lamprey eels! Check out the college website for registration details....

St. Clair County Community College, 323 Erie St. Port Huron, Michigan. (810) 989-5500 or 1-800-553-2427. Educating the community since 1923. St. Clair County Community College (SC4) offers you a high-quality college education at affordable prices on an active college campus.

06/05/2016
Had a nice chat with Paul Dingeman this week.  Greg even talked!!  Check it out at http://watchctv.org/
03/28/2015

Had a nice chat with Paul Dingeman this week. Greg even talked!! Check it out at http://watchctv.org/

Wonderful discussion about the St. Clair River , Sturgeon, and underwater Diving and Art…. program runs about 26 minutes

We're heading to the Our World Underwater Dive Show in Chicago this weekend...it's always fun show!
02/27/2015

We're heading to the Our World Underwater Dive Show in Chicago this weekend...it's always fun show!

02/20/2015

What's the scariest creature in freshwater? Not counting divers!
Great diving beetles are commonly, and more aptly called, Water tigers. They will hunt and kill almost anything they can get. They strike with a piecing bite and then inject toxin into their victims. This poison paralyzes their prey. The Water Tigers then suck the helpless critters to death. If you've got the stomach for it...you can watch it for yourself! Enjoy? .

We're please to be sharing our freshwater program "Sea~Weed" at the 2015 LIDA film festival in New York.
02/14/2015

We're please to be sharing our freshwater program "Sea~Weed" at the 2015 LIDA film festival in New York.

LIDA is a not-for-profit regional organization dedicated to the promotion of local diving, the representation of divers interests throughout the diving and general community, and the protection of divers rights through outreach to our local and regional government officials. We are funded by member…

We had to share this amazing artist's work....he combines caves, sculpting, and creativity to create entirely new enviro...
02/05/2015

We had to share this amazing artist's work....he combines caves, sculpting, and creativity to create entirely new environment! http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=oxcftjJ39BU

For the past 25 years, Ra Paulette has been carving out man-made caves from the sandstone hills of New Mexico, and then sculpting these spaces into works of ...

Putting together our 2014 year end video and realized we never shared the mural Greg created for the Ft. Gratiot Best Bu...
01/12/2015

Putting together our 2014 year end video and realized we never shared the mural Greg created for the Ft. Gratiot Best Buy. We'll post a "making of" short next week :)

12/18/2014

If you've been following the last few posts (feel free to catch up if not!) then you know shad face a lot of dangers. Hunters are after them day and night. If they don't watch out they can ended up pickled. And there is the ever present danger of snagged fishing line. Unfortunately, this is common enough that we now carry needled-nosed pliers in our dive vests so were prepared to help

12/09/2014

This week’s clip features a gargantuan school of gizzard shad. While filming, Greg noticed a glass jar on the river bottom. It was stuffed with shad. Apparently the fish could not back out of the jar! Greg was able to get the first two out by pulling on their tails but the third fish was too small to reach. But Greg found a way to save the day…or at least the fish! Near the end of the clip the school of shad is so thick, they literally block out the sunlight. The unknown bounty of the Great Lakes enjoy :)

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