Asher James WarrenAsher Warren, of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, started studying Spanish in the third grade at school. At age ten he became a PADI certified scuba diver.In 2019, during a visit to Cuba with his family, the young American shared a very special friendship with th Fernández-Gálvez Cuban family.While in Guanahacabibes (Gwa-nah-hock-uh-bee-bays), Cuba, they learned from Dr. Dorka, and the Cuban biologist team about sea turtle conservation. The experience led Asher to weave what he and his friend Hector Fernandez learned into a story he hopes will inspire others to help heal the ocean.Asher Warren, of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, started studying Spanish in the 3rd grade at school. At age 10 he became a PADI certified scuba diver. In 2019, during a visit to Cuba with his family, the young American shared a very special friendship with the Fernandez-Galvez Cuban family. While in Guanahacabibes (Gwa-nah-hock-uh-bee-bays), they learned from Cuban Biologists about sea turtle conservation. The experience led Asher to weave what he and his friend Hector Fernandez learned into a story he hopes will inspire others to help heal the ocean. Learn more at ScubaCUBA.com/HopeSobre el Autor: Asher Warren, de Fort Wayne, Indiana, comenzó a estudiar español en tercer grado en su escuela. A los 10 años se convirtió en buceador certificado por PADI.En 2019. viajó con su familia a Guanahacabibes, Cuba donde compartieron una amistad muy especial con la familia cubana Fernández-Gálvez. Mientras estuvieron allí, aprendieron de los biólogos cubanos sobre la conservación de las tortugas marinas. Asher decidió escribir esta historia ficticia de lo que aprendió sobre el pueblo. Asher espera inspirar a otros a usar cualquier talento y recursos que posean para ayudar a que el océano se recupere. Aprende más a ScubaCUBA.com/Hope Read More Read Less