Paula DiPerna is a writer and frequent media and conference speaker on a variety of subjects.
[6] While at the Cousteau Society, DiPerna wrote and co-produced numerous documentary films and traveled extensively around the world with the famous vessel "Calypso" and its expedition teams, including throughout the Amazon regions of South America.
[7] In addition to her environmental career, DiPerna is a prolific writer, and has been published in a number of major newspapers and magazines.
[8] DiPerna has written other non-fiction books, including "Oakhurst: The Birth and Rebirth of America's First Golf Course" (2002).
[8] DiPerna has also served as a consultant to numerous national and international organizations, such as the World Bank and LEAD-International, and was awarded an Eisenhower Fellowship.