Conserving Mangroves: A Community-Based Approach

This week marked the 7th annual international day for the conservation of mangroves. These coastal wetlands are…

Seas the Day, InterviewGuest User29 July 2021mangroves, mangrove forest, conservation, Conservation, top down, bottom up, grassroots, MPAs, community

The International Pole and Line Foundation

The International Pole and Line Foundation (IPNLF) strives to promote global environmentally and socially…

Seas the Day, InterviewGuest User26 February 2021fisheries, pole and line, IPNLF, International Pole and Line Foundation, sustainable fisheries, tuna, fish, Fishing, overfishing, fishing quota, fishing, ghost nets, ghost gear, Global Ghost Gear Initiative

Saving Ocean Wildlife with Laura Kasa

More whales are washing up on California shores than ever before, and local communities can help figure out why…

Blue Missions, InterviewGuest User24 February 2021conservation, whales, turtles, California, non profit, marine mammals, Saving Ocean Wildlife

Coral Conservation from the Bottom Up

Established in 1986, Coral Cay Conservation is an internationally awarded organisation providing environmental…

InterviewJosh Pysanczyn25 January 2021Coral reefs, conservation, volunteer, Marine Protected Area, philippines, outreach

Captivity: An Important Tool for Conservation and Education

When you hear the words: “animals in captivity”, what comes to mind - cruelty to animals? Deprivation of space…

Interview, Seas the DayJosh Pysanczyn23 November 2020captivity, aquarium, conservation, education, uk

Creating a more Resilient Coral

Liv Williamson is a marine biologist working to improve the health and longevity of our coral reef ecosystems…

Seas the Day, InterviewMadison Churchill26 October 2020Coral reefs, coral bleaching, research, coral spawning, ocean warming, climate change

Understanding the World’s Longest Shark Cull

For over eighty years, Australia’s state governments have been culling sharks under the pretense of beach-goer…

Rising Tides, InterviewMadison Churchill19 October 2020shark cull, shark conservation, Sharks, Fishing, Filmmaker, Film

Aquaculture: Why we Must Stop Feeding Wild Fish to Farmed Fish.

Aquaculture has been heralded as a sustainable alternative to conventional fishing, but when billions of fish are…

Rising Tides, InterviewSophie McDonald31 August 2020aquaculture, fish, fish farming, Fish free february, Fishing, fisheries, fishing quota, overfishing, world fisheries day, fishing

Be Part of the Solution: WFCRC and its Action Plan for the Ocean

The World Federation for Coral Reef Conservation (WFCRC) is an organisation with global aspirations: to mitigate…

Interview, Too Hot To HandleJennifer Thomson29 June 2020WFCRC, coral, coral reefs, mapping, GIS

From Ocean VR to Forest404 – How Nature’s Soundscapes Affect our Health

Can we use “virtual nature” treatments to improve the health of those who cannot make it outside…

Interview, GeneralJennifer Thomson30 March 2020Nature, Mental health, wellbeing, soundscapes, virtual reality, Forest404, Podcast, Science, science communication

The Art of Plastic Pollution

In this short and sweet interview, Anna Panic - artist, photographer and plastic campaigner - tells us what inspired…

Interview, Plastic Not FantasticMae Dorricott23 March 2020Plastic, Art, Plastic pollution, Conscious, Anna Panic, Awareness, Behaviour change

Where will Sharks be at the end of the Century?

If you think swimming with sharks is crazy, try doing it for a living! To understand sharks, you’ve got to study them in…

Interview, Too Hot To HandleJennifer Thomson16 March 2020sharks, climate change, China, Australia, research

Into The Industry: Seaslug Researcher

Michael Middlebrook from Tampa University tells us about how and why he now dedicates his life to learning…

Interview, Into the IndustryElyssa Quinton9 March 2020Sea slug, research, researcher, Career, teaching, education

New Viral Emergence in Marine Mammals: Another Consequence of Arctic Warming

Tracey Goldstein is a truly impressive woman. Acting director of the One health Institute at UC Davis, seasoned…

Interview, Too Hot To HandleJennifer Thomson17 February 2020Arctic, Virus, disease, seals, sea ice, warming, ocean warming, Phocine distemper, One Health Institute, UC Davis

eXXpedition – Making the Unseen Seen

An ocean-lover working in the media, Beccy has always been happiest by the sea and has always had a desire to…

Interview, Plastic Not FantasticMae Dorricott3 February 2020eXXpedition, plastic, sailing, female

Sea Turtle Foundation

For more than 100 million years sea turtles have graced our oceans, filling a vital role in the balance of marine…

Blue Missions, InterviewRose Boardman6 January 2020Turtle, sea turtle, turtles, sea turtle foundation, strandings, nesting, rehabilitation

Ocean Connectors

The oceans today are facing ever-increasing challenges. While saving the oceans may seem like an impossible task…

Blue Missions, InterviewRose Boardman23 December 2019Ocean connectors, Education, Youth, Stewardship, Eco Tours

#SnotForScience

Climate change is causing detrimental nutritional and hormonal effects on different animals, and snot can be the…

Interview, Too Hot To HandleJennifer Thomson2 December 2019Arctic, Beluga, Beluga whale, snot, snotforscience, Western Hudson Bay, climate change, science communication, stress

Into The Industry: Manager at the Wild Seas Centre, Kimmeridge Bay

There are many fantastic organisations nestled along the UK coastline, aiming to educate, inspire, and showcase all…

Into the Industry, InterviewElyssa Quinton25 November 2019british shores, uk, england, dorset, education, seahorse, snorkelling, seaweed, Kimmeridge Bay, Wild Seas Centre

Ocean Warming and Ecological Contaminants

Amina Schartup is a truly impressive woman. Assistant professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, previous…

Interview, Too Hot To HandleJennifer Thomson18 November 2019climate change, ocean warming, mercury, fish, scripps, Nature

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