The crisis facing the Northern Right Whale is urgent, and the stakes could not be higher. With only 384 individuals left, every birth, every loss, and every policy decision matters. For the first time in years, the population did not decline. It ro…
Climate leaders around the world praised the outcomes of COP30 Belém, but when you take a closer look, the ocean tells a very different story. The conference ended without any meaningful commitment to phase out fossil fuels, vague climate finance pr…
Deep-sea mining is closer than ever, and it may not be the seafloor we should be most worried about. The real danger could be to the ocean’s most important migratory species, including whales, sea turtles, sharks, seabirds, and marine mammals. Minin…
According to the podcast episode, the shipping industry is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It is revealed that if international shipping were a country, it would rank among the top 10 carbon dioxide emitters based on ann…
ECONCRETE is a business idea founded by Dr. Ido Sella, a marine biologist, and entrepreneur, with the aim of creating environmentally beneficial concrete. Dr. Sella recognized the need for concrete structures that could support and promote the growt…
This episode emphasizes the significance of exploring and studying deep-sea ecosystems and species to comprehend and preserve the delicate balance of the ocean's food chain. The discovery highlights the role of deep-sea habitats, such as hydrotherma…
Action for Dolphins is a dedicated organization focused on protecting dolphins and the ocean. They have successfully expanded their reach to cover global issues related to dolphins. One of their primary goals is to have a positive impact on governme…
The episode emphasizes the value of personal connections and engaging in discussions to build strategies and make progress in ocean conservation. The host highlights the importance of face-to-face conversations and two-way communication, as opposed …
The episode delves into the impact of climate change on ocean stratification and its negative effects on fish populations. Heat waves caused by climate change lead to stratification, which prevents nutrient-rich waters from mixing with the sea surfa…
Do you want to enhance your knowledge of MPA management and enforcement? Are you seeking a solution to improve your understanding of the different types of marine protected areas and their functions? Look no further! I will provide you with a summ…
If you're feeling frustrated and disillusioned because despite your best efforts to promote sustainable travel and marine conservation, progress seems slow and the impact limited, then you are not alone! In this episode, you will be able to:…
Northern Right Whale ThreatsThe North Atlantic right whale is an endangered species, and its presence near lobster fishing areas can pose a threat to the whale population. The main concerns are ship strikes and entanglement with fishing lines, whi…
Inyaki Ruiz from Mexico City shares his conservation story on the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, discussing his organization's efforts to raise awareness about ocean and environmental issues. However, as the interview ends, a pressing question …