Dive Into Your Imagination

Entertaining Environmental Education

From the moment Ocean Annie walks in front of your class, students will be encouraged to Dive Into Their Imagination, as real ocean animals from around the world are projected. Annie incorporates science, marine biology, geography, animal behavior and environmental education. Annie teaches, “Everything we do on land affects the ocean, whether we live in the middle of America or on one of our coasts.” Intertwined in her presentations are geography lessons, ocean facts and ways everyone, everyday can make a difference to our environment. “

Bring Annie to your next Educator’s Conference. As a keynote speaker, Annie Crawley will inspire your teachers to go beyond what they dreamed was possible in the classroom. Annie realizes the importance of school, education and technology. She can relate to the challenges faced in today’s society while inspiring teacher’s of the important roles they play in the future of our children’s lives and our society every single day.

Annie thrives when in front of an audience. Through her vast experience traveling the globe, scuba diving and instructing, captaining vessels, traveling with the New Zealand rodeo, producing films, this renaissance woman is an OUTSTANDING key note speaker. She has the ability to keep everyone on the edge of their seats giving sparkle and pizzazz to motivate every audience! Annie's energy is contagious as she incorporates her themes on imagination, dreams and the importance of LIVING life fully present!

A renaissance woman, Annie Crawley, has many accolades under her belt. Trained as a journalist, with a communications degree from the University of Illinois, she has lived throughout the South Pacific; traveled with the New Zealand rodeo; created DIVE INTO YOUR IMAGINATION®; and currently works as a producer, photographer and motivational speaker. Annie specializes in the underwater realm as a Scuba Instructor Trainer and a 100 ton US Coast Guard Captain. Annie has a corporate and nonprofit background including working as the training coordinator for the Public Service department at The Field Museum in Chicago. She has lived all over the world: Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Galapagos, Indonesia, Belize, and Singapore. When asked where home is you might hear her snicker, “The world is my home. I realized the world was flat before they wrote a book about it! We are all connected, have the same needs and wants, we just do things a little bit differently!”