"The Shifting Paradigm in Modern Bigfoot Research." Lecture By Todd Neiss @ Creature Weekend 2017

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Published Jan 5, 2018

“Eyewitness turned researcher, Todd Neiss has spent over 24 years researching the Bigfoot phenomenon and is recognized world-wide as one of the top researchers in the field. President and founder of the non-profit organization, the American Primate Conservancy, whose mission statement is: “The Discovery, Research, Knowledge, Recognition and Protection of the creatures known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch.”

In 1993, while conducting military training in the Oregon Coast Range, Neiss encountered three of these elusive giants. A former skeptic, Neiss’ life was forever changed that day.

Since then, he has conducted numerous expeditions and investigations with some of the leading experts in the field. Most recently, the American Primate Conservancy sponsored a full-scale expedition in the Broughton Archipelago; a cluster of uninhabited islands between the British Columbian mainland and Vancouver Island. Dubbed “Operation: Sea Monkey,” Todd assembled a renowned team of researchers for a 6-day excursion to explore these remote islands to search for evidence of Bigfoot.

Along with his wife and research partner, Diane Stocking Neiss, Todd hosts an annual, invitation-only, gathering of international researchers known as “Beachfoot.” This year will marked their 10th anniversary of this unique private affair.

Todd and Diane ultimately plan on building a world-class “Bigfoot Interpretive Center” somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. This facility will house a museum, auditorium, conference center, laboratory, class rooms, exhibit hall and interactive displays.

Currently, Todd is serving as an Active Duty Soldier in the United States Army and is a Veteran of the Iraq War.

Today Todd will discuss "The Shifting Paradigm in Modern Bigfoot Research."

I hope you all enjoy! Todd's website is here:
http://www.americanprimate.org/