New Episode of “Out and Back” Series to Feature Puget Sound Snorkeling with Meros Ocean Founders
An upcoming episode of the "Out and Back" series features snorkeling in the Puget Sound with El and Moira, founders of Meros Ocean, an organization dedicated to connecting communities of color with ocean experiences.
Seattle Tacoma, WA, September 16, 2026 —
An upcoming installment of the documentary series “Out and Back” is set to highlight the marine environment of the Puget Sound through a snorkeling expedition. The episode will feature El and Moira, the co-founders of Meros Ocean, an organization focused on increasing access to ocean-related activities for communities of color.
The series, known for exploring diverse outdoor adventures and the individuals who pursue them, will document the experiences of El and Moira as they engage with the underwater ecosystem of the Puget Sound. Their work with Meros Ocean aims to foster a deeper connection between these communities and the marine world, addressing disparities in outdoor recreation and ocean literacy.
Meros Ocean’s mission is to create inclusive opportunities for people of color to connect with ocean experiences, emphasizing education, conservation, and personal enrichment. The founders, El and Moira, are central figures in this initiative, guiding the organization’s efforts to remove barriers and promote engagement with aquatic environments.
While specific details regarding the exact air date or platform for this episode of “Out and Back” were not provided, its focus on the Puget Sound’s marine life and the advocacy work of Meros Ocean indicates a narrative centered on environmental exploration and community building. The episode is expected to showcase the beauty of the Puget Sound and underscore the importance of making ocean experiences accessible to a broader audience.
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