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Sam Meacham
Beneath the surface of the Yucatán Peninsula lies one of the world’s most extensive networks of flooded cave systems—an ancient, hidden world that has shaped human history since the last ice age. These subterranean rivers are more than geological wonders; they are the lifeblood of the region, serving as its only source of freshwater. Since the 1980s, cave diving explorers have been mapping and documenting this vast network, revealing not only its scale and beauty, but also its vulnerability. Despite its importance, much of this underground world remains out of sight and out of mind for those who live above it. Raising awareness of its presence and fragility is critical. Through film, photography, and photogrammetry, we are able to bring this dark and delicate ecosystem to the surface—connecting people to the water beneath their feet and inspiring a deeper sense of stewardship for what lies below.
Sessions
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Illuminating the Hidden Wonders of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula12-Nov-2025Show Floor Booth 965
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