Ocean Science and Conservation Communication is more important now more than ever. Allison Randolph is here to tell us why and how she specializes in the field.
Dr. Edd Hind-Ozan joins me again to discuss India's plan to phase out bottom trawling; the price increase of farmed salmon; converting marine debris into revenue; and, China might reform its fisheries management.
Donald Trump is about to become the 45th President of the United States; How do we approach Climate Change when he and his administration deny climate change.
Today we cover the restoration of an island reef; identifying spotted rays through pattern recognition; dealing with fake news; and, paying tribute to the man known as the Ocean President.
The death of Tilikum, who became the icon of freeing captive orcas, brings a question as to what do conservationists/advocates do now that the orca is gone
The Ocean Conservancy published a blog post summarizing their keys to good ocean planning, I thought it would be a great idea to share them with you in audio form and describe what they mean.
Biodiversity is the key to stable habitats and is often used as a goal for designing Marine Protected Areas; however, not many people in the public understand why.
A tweet from the House Science Committee reaffirms the climate denial rhetoric from natural resource supporters. Nathan and I take a crack at at what that means.