About Us

Mike Zimmer - Executive Producer

Mike Zimmer has spent over 40 years in the television industry working for NBC. A 12 time Emmy award recipient and a winner of the prestigious George Foster Peabody and DuPont-Columbia awards. He has produced numerous programs for Peacock Productions, NBC’s International production company, Fox Sports, the Today show and several Outdoor Networks .

Working with NFL Green Mike produced one of the largest environmental initiatives in Super Bowl history. He is most proud of the legacy project for Super Bowl 54, where he teamed with Force Blue, the University of Miami, Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection and the Frost Museum to plant 100 corals off of Key Biscayne Florida in honor of the NFL’s 100th anniversary. This effort resulted in the Documentary “100 Yards of Hope”.

An avid outdoorsman, he has dedicated his life work to the environment. He served as Chairman of the Coral Restoration Foundation and continues to supports our coral reefs. He was born and raised in Miami and is a Florida State University graduate with a Bachelor degree with Communications.

Kerry Sanders - Host

Kerry Sanders has reported on TV, on radio and for newspapers for more than 40-years. He’s perhaps best known for his work with NBC News and the Today Show where he worked for 32-years.

While reporting for NBC News, Kerry was recognized with several national Emmy awards for his coverage, as well as the prestigious Colombia DuPont and Peabody awards, the Overseas Press Club award and National Headliner award.

While at NBC News, his passion was clearly the environment. Some of Kerry’s standout reports were about sunken treasures, shark studies, and coral restoration.

Kerry lived in many places growing up, from NYC, to suburban Massachusetts, to Seaford England and Lima Peru. He’s called Florida home for most of his adult life. He joined Destination Dive in 2025 after begging Mike to let him report on the scuba communities amazing research and adventures. Mike said: welcome aboard.