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The Blue Fish Radio Show

Blue Fish Radio

Blue Fish Radio is produced and hosted by Lawrence Gunther (www.lawrencegunther.com). The show features interviews with people that have expertise and first-hand knowledge about fishing, fish and aquatic ecosystems. Lawrence Gunther applies his expertise, experience and engaging style to both educate and entertain listeners. Each show lasts 30 minutes and is streamed by a number of broadcasters.Production and distribution of the Blue Fish Radio Show is intended to share valuable lessons and

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22:08

Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch Initiative

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/06/03

Purchasing only those wild fish stocks harvested sustainably was first trumpeted to consumers as an empowerment by theMonterey Bay Aquarium through their Seafood Watch Program. Now replicated throughout the world, Seafood Watch has done more to promote sustainable fishing than any other single initiative in the world. But, it didn’t happen over night, and there was resistance.

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Monterey Bay Aquarium's Ken Peterson on Conservation

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/06/03

The Monterey Bay Aquarium plays a leading role in rebuilding Sea Otter populations from their low of 50 to the current3,000 animals that make California's coast their home. So much more takes place at the aquarium that goes well beyond the glass walls of their amazingly huge tanks, such as tagging and tracking Great White sharks. , championing legislation to block the trade in shark fins, or conducting research on the health of Blue Fin Tuna populations.

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25:21

Aquarium of the Bay Sustainability

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/06/03

Keeping a world-class public aquarium facilitysustainable involves numerous aspects beyond making sure the over 20,000 animals inside the aquarium are receiving sustainably harvested food that totals 100,000 pounds yearly. Water handling, power consumption, and waste management are all part of the sustainable approach to running aquariums. But, this aquarium thinks outside the tank too, and is playing a leadership role to ensure all of San Francisco consumes fish sustainably by following the Seafood

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26:59

The Bay Institute on Marine Protection Areas

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/06/03

Listen as Brian Baird, Director of Ocean and CoastalPrograms at San Francisco’s Bay Institute, discusses the evolution of California’s ocean conservation policy including Governor Schwarzenegger's initiative to form an action plan on the ocean, it’s connection to the marine sanctuary initiative later enacted by President George Bush, and ultimately, led to marine protection areas. Protection Areas that now include 16.5% of California’s 1,100 miles of coastline reaching out three miles. With 9% of

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26:37

Aquarium of the Bay Reveals the Mysteries of San...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/05/27

San Francisco’s Aquarium of the Bay has transitioned froma for-profit organization to a leading non-profit group responsible for bringing key stakeholders together in the interest of educating and empowering citizens. Informal science education now drives everything the Aquarium does, including connecting visitors to the many different species of sharks that make San Francisco Bay home. Mostly though, the Aquarium is educating kids to become strong stewards of San Francisco Bay’s marine

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Aquarium of the Pacific Sea Turtles and Jellie Salad

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/05/22

The Aquarium of the Pacific is a leader in making sure the three billion people that derive their protein from the sea do so sustainably, including the harvesting of kelp and jellies. They arealso leading important citizen-based research on sea turtleconservation.

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26:32

Orca Whales Up Close in Person

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/05/13

Twenty years observing Orcas gives this whale watch boatcaptain and owner of Island Adventures remarkable insights about Whales on the west coast. Listen as Captain Shane relates stories about how whales are watching us and their ability to forgive.Links follow:Island Adventures (@sanjuanwhales) | TwitterIsland Adventures Whale Watching Facebookvideo and photo gallery: http://www.island-adventures.com/gallery/index.php

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26:20

St. Lawrence Top Ten Most Endangered

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/05/06

Lee Willbanks is the official River Keeper for the Upper St.Lawrence and is working hard to have the River removed from the list of top ten most endangered rivers. Implementation of the International Joint Committee's 2014 plan for the St. Lawrence is all that's needed. Listen as Lawrence and Lee talk about what happened to the aquatic habitat on the river and what it will take to bring it back. Working to protect the St-Lawrence River, one of America's most Endangered

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25:52

Aquarium of the Pacific and Whale Ship Strike Research

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/30

Located in Long Bay off the coast of Los Angeles California,the Aquarium of the Pacific is ideally located to conduct research on whale behaviour. Their research has determined that ships entering and departing from one of the U.S.'s busiest ports pass directly through a preferred feeding area for whales. Moby Dick is no match for these colossal conveyors of the sea which are arriving at port with whales impaled on their bows.

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Upper St Lawrence River Volunteer River Keeper Training

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/30

Thanks to the St. Lawrence River Institute on EnvironmentalScience for hosting folks from the Upper St. Lawrence River Keeper so they could offer volunteer river keeper training to the over 40 people that, like me, showed up to receive their training.

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28:28

Great Lakes water Quality and Tom de Loe from the IJC

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/22

The Great Lakes Water Quality Board just conducted the largestsurvey of citizens about the lakes and there's unanimous agreement that we need to safeguard the water and it's aquatic life. Listen as Dr. de Loe, Canada's Co-Chair on this important International Joint Commission Board, speaks with Lawrence about his plans to work himself out of a job by makingfish from the Great Lakes completely safe to eat. First though, we all need to understand that the Great Lakes represent a largely non-renewable

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27:47

Josh Stoll on Community Supported Fisheries

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/15

Community Supported Fishing is modeled after the agriculturalmovement that is matching growers with buyers, only this is fresh seafood to your door from fishers you know and trust. Josh Stoll from the University of Maine is helping launch CSF's throughout North America through his www.localcatch.org program, and the results are benefiting everyone involved. Listen and learn how these community-based organizations are turning fisheries once known for high volume low quality seafood production, into

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28:24

Birch Aquarium live

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/10

San Diego is known for more than just it's famous zoo. It also hosts the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, the University of Southern California, and the Birch Aquarium -- all of which are located within sight of each other. What you get is world-leading research being showcased by the Birch Aquarium. However, their exhibits are just the tip of the iceberg. Look behind the super-sized aquarium installations and learn about their breeding program to save Sea Dragons, or sea turtle rescues, or lay

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28:32

Bears Belugas and the Aquarium du Quebec

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/04/02

Bears Belugas and the Aquarium du QuebecDescription: in this field visit, Lawrence and his family are hands-onsharks, Rays, starfish and more as they use all their senses to explore theAquarium Du Quebec. The General Curator, Jill Marvin, discusses theimportant role their polar Bears play in supporting field research, the diminishing numbers of Beluga whales in the St. Lawrence and how the Aquarium is trying to help, and the many other research, conservation, rescue and educational initiatives

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27:27

Show Seminar Series Spring 2016

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/03/27

Lawrence Gunther, host of Blue Fish Radio, is also a popularpresenter at outdoor shows. Listen in as Lawrence tells fish tales involving the capture and release of Sharks, Sturgeon, Cod and Sailfish, and the lessons he's learned along the way.

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24:48

Freshwater Future on Saving Lake Erie

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/03/10

In the late 1970's Dr. Zeus wrote a poem about the death ofLake Erie. The lake was revived, but now due to a culmination of numerous factors, it's about to suffer a second death. The U.S. and Canada have promised action, but this time the solution is far more complicated. Actions to Save Erie are being developed in coordination by Nancy Goucher and her colleagues at Freshwater Future. If successful, they may offer a blueprintfor saving the rest of Canada's struggling lakes.

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25:58

John Werring on Fracking Fish and Water

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/03/05

John Werring from the David Suzuki Foundation speaks candidlyabout his concerns over the potential impacts of fracking on water and fish.The industry has grown rapidly over the past few years and with so much going on in places not easily monitored, much can go wrong that could have long-term consequences for the quality of our water and survival of fish.

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26:56

Shannon Bower on Recreational Fishing in India

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/27

Recreational fishing globally is valued at over $180 Billionannually, and according to Shannon Bower from Carleton University's Cooklab, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Shannon is just about to head backto India where she is hard at work sorting out the socio-economicsignificance of their rapidly expanding recreational fishing industry. Turnsout we also have lots to learn from how they do it in India, such asbalancing catch and release with harvesting. We also Shannon's insights onthe strengths

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29:01

Gord Pyzer Part Two of Two

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/13

Gord reflects on the past, present and future of fishing. How technology and knowledge have tipped the balance in favour of fishers and anglers, and why we all need to apply morals and ethics to fishing, and not rely on catch limits as the default. Gord believes Sport fishing has become a highly sustainable activity, and there's no reason why we can't also learn to harvest fish sustainably as well. He says the goal is to, "limit our catch and not catch our limit". Gord also reflects on his time

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26:54

Gord Pyzer Part One of Two

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/13

Gord Pyzer has spent his entire professional and personal life unlocking the mysteries of fish. His insights on Bass and Walleye behaviour unlock the clues to fish patterns that will allow you to catch bigger fish more often. Listen to what Gord has to say about the ability of fish to reason.

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