Speak Up For The Ocean Blue
Summary: Speak Up For The Ocean Blue raises awareness of the variety of ocean science and conservation projects conducted all around the world. It educates you, the listener, on the different Ocean Conservation Projects that are happening around the world. By listening to our guests, I hope to inspire you to live an ocean-friendly life through their stories and the information I provide to guide you towards a living a life that will be healthy for the Ocean. On the podcast episodes, I discuss, sharks, marine mammals (whales, dolphins, manatees, sea lions, seals), seabirds, fish (tuna, salmon, mackerel, cod, etc) as well as ocean issues like climate change/global warming (ocean acidification, increased sea temperatures, sea level rise, arctic melting, changing weather patterns), water pollution, plastic pollution (single-use plastic), coastal development, overfishing, whale hunting, fish poaching and more.
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- Artist: Andrew Lewin
- Copyright: Copyright 2016+
Podcasts:
Northern California has seen an increase in Great White Shark populations. Why has this happened? Dave is here to let us know why.
Dr. Dave Ebert has had an illustrious career in shark research, especially discovering new shark, ray and chimera species. He is at it again, but this time he travels to Sri Lanka for the discovery.
Dr. David Shiffman goes through the good, the bad and the ugly parts of Shark Week's 30 year legacy as it plans to kick off this week's programming.
Want to help sea turtles, maybe you should join the Speak Up For Blue Facebook Group to offer advice to other members who are having a difficult time with a specific issue.
After numerous social media posts of large sharks, including the protected hammerhead shark, being made public, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission are asking for proposal for limitations to the fisheries.
Alissa Barnes presented a rare discovery at IMCC5. She found 7 bigeye houndsharks were hermaphrodites. Is it human-caused or otherwise? Only time will tell.
What happened during an acceptance speech at a conference should have never happened, but it did and we need to talk about it.
Increases in tourism has decreased the population of endemic black land crabs in Columbia, on which the local people of the Island of Providencia rely. The government dispatched the army during its migration and reproduction period to help protect them.
Oceana was released a report condemning many Mediterranean nations for not protecting their fisheries enough.
Parachute science/conservation never works in the long term and John Aini form Papua New Guinea tells us why through an interview in Mongabay News.
Will the acts of a few people have a negative impact on the nurse sharks population's reputation and future health.
The Southern Resident Orca population is down to 75 individuals and are in need of some dire help. The Canadian Government has some ideas, but some do not agree.
Ding dong the witch is gone!!! Unfortunately, his replacement is the exact same...ugh!!!
Part 2 of my conversation with Andrew Thaler on the evolution of Ocean SciComm as well on our evolution as individuals.
What do 2 Marine Science Communicators do during a 22 hour layover in Singapore after an intense 7 day Marine Science and Conservation Conference? We record a podcast of course!!! But first, we looked for wild boars and monkeys!!!
