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Sustainability and The Sea

Made by ocean people, for ocean people. Led by two marine biologists committed to building bridges, Sustainability & The Sea is a collection of conversations about saving our oceans - what are the problems, who is solving them, how it"s being done, and how we can all participate. Made for the ocean-minded, this series will introduce you to the challenges that our ocean faces, and the change-makers making waves across the world. Let"s dive in!

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00:58:26

Why the movement needs more ocean podcasts ft. Andrew...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/07/11

"We need to make sure these stories end up on the same platform." If you've ever asked "how can I live for a better ocean?" this episode is for you. Today we sit down with someone I've looked up to for a long time, Andrew Lewin. He is the host of "How to Protect the Ocean," one of the original ocean conservation podcasts for almost 10 years of episodes. We discuss the importance of science communication, podcasts, media, and how we can translate ocean stories

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00:35:41

Starting your sustainability journey ft. Unlitter,...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/06/27

"I want to be friends with people who want to clean up trash on a Saturday." This episode is for listeners that are just beginning their sustainability journey, and want to #Unlittertheirhabits and life! Shannon from Unlitter sit down to discuss how the Unlitter team began a national community as college students, and brought waste solutions to life: from biodegradable glitter to thrift fashion shows to hosting a year-round internship program. *This episode has internship

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00:30:06

World Ocean Day Recap ft. Riley

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/06/13

How did you spend World Ocean Day? FutureSwell founders, Alex and Carissa, sit down to share with you all of our WOD adventures with the work we did with community organizations! FutureSwell first joined up with Parley for the Oceans alongside Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii and Ambassadors for Aloha help restore costal habitat and share it. Then we went to Ocean Fest at WaiKai to connect with surfers, beachgoers, and water people to help build pathways toward ocean conservation. Finally, Carissa and

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00:38:37

Diving for work and conservation ft. Max Kushner

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/05/30

“If you’re in a position to do something, you have to do something.” Today we sit down with Max Kushner, a diver and ocean conservationist based on Hawai'i Island. We talk through what is needed to make diving a career, what responsible diving looks like and how we can all support it, the importance of policy, and shark finning and conservation. This episode is great for anyone Follow Max on ⁠Tiktok⁠ or ⁠Instagram⁠ Project Hui - https://www.projecthiu.com FutureSwell The Ripple: Monthly Blue

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00:26:15

Stoked on Solutions: Palau, Chile, Galapagos

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/05/16

Today we share and discuss three examples of ocean conservation solutions that could be replicated and applied elsewhere, including sea turtle conservation campaign in Palau, a bottom-up marine protected area approach in Chile, and the approach to tourism management in the Galápagos Islands. Consider how you can replicate these solution models for your own work or community. Mentioned: FutureSwell on Youtube Project Hui Work for Humankind Program in Robinson Crusoe, Chile (Lenovo) Ocean

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00:36:19

Future of Climate Press ft. Max Sano of Greenzine

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/05/02

“You don’t have to confine yourself to one type of expression.” Today Carissa sits down with Max Sano, a Gen Z founder of Greenzine, an interdisciplinary, intersectional and multimedia storytelling platform by youth leaders working to raise public awareness on underreported environmental topics. We talk about the need for better climate coverage, in many forms, and how YOU can contribute as a creator, writer, and communicator, and drop some job opportunities! Apply to be a Greenzine

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00:22:09

Advice for future ocean conservationists

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/04/18

"It was the soft skills all along." Sit down with us while we dish out the most valuable advice for future ocean conservationists over some late morning coffee. We had to learn all these lessons the hard way, so you donʻt have to! We speak on schools, programs, skills to gain, and building your network. Marine bio resume builder Blue Jobs the Ripple: ⁠⁠our monthly blue newsletter⁠⁠ Blue Messages: Text "TCC" to 833-522-0992 Follow TCC on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠Tiktok TCC

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00:45:36

A lifetime of activism ft. Doorae Shin

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/04/04

“If weʻre compassionate and care about the environment and future generations, we need to ask ourselves if we are living every day in a way that allows our values to shine through? And voting.” We sit down with one of the most inspiring people Iʻve had a privilege to work with, Doorae Shin, an activist for a lifetime and incredible environmentalist. We recount her journey in advocacy and activism, starting from her early years and first win - instate the first campus-wide styrofoam ban at the

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00:21:55

Value of Climate Conferences

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/03/21

"We are all the ocean." Learn about the value of attending climate conferences as an early-career professional, how to make the most out of your experience, and how to get there in the first place. In this solo episode, Carissa recounts her experience as a speaker at Aspen Ideas Climate and representing the ocean in the climate conversation. Follow Carissa and TCC: @carissaandclimate @theconservationistcollective TCC Sustainability shop: ocean-minded merch Read the Ripple: our monthly blue

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00:51:38

How to change the climate social fabric of society...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/03/07

"I cannot go on with the knowledge of whatʻs coming without doing everything I can to stop it. I canʻt look away from this, and frankly, I donʻt understand people who can." Join us for a conversation with Dr. Peter Kalmus, a NASA climate scientist, also known as the climate activist who chained himself to Chase Bank in LA in 2022. Peter shares exactly how to make the climate movement more powerful than the fossil fuel industry, and what it means to change the climate social fabric of society. We

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00:29:34

How to study dolphin & whale behavior ft. Dr. Adam Pack

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/02/21

"Seek out opportunities to explore our ocean as much as you can." Carissa interviews her friend and colleague Dr. Adam Pack, a researcher who has been studying dolphins and whales in Hawaiian waters for the last twenty years. We worked on the same team during the September 2022 National Geographic expedition studying cetacean vocalizations in Hawaiian waters. What I love about Adam is how much I can learn from his generation of ocean discovery, and his dedication to science communication. While this

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00:50:10

Blue Mind Living ft. Pioneer Dr. J Nichols

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/02/07

"Get in the water." Blue mind is the area of research and understanding of the ways that water makes us more focused, centered, calm, present, creative, and content. Dr. Nichols pioneered this concept through his book, Blue Mind Theory, as part of his career as a marine biologist and conservationist. We sit down for a lovely conversation about his journey, the different types of water that can support blue mind, his process as an innovator of this space, and how we can all find our own blue mind

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00:35:30

Holding businesses accountable to decarbonize ft....

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/01/23

“Itʻs not just governments or nonprofits, businesses can have a huge impact on climate change.” Can we reach our climate goals globally if businesses donʻt change? Jenny Morgans works to help businesses do better for the planet - from carbon removal to carbon avoidance to certifications and changing their internal systems. She provides tools and pathways for companies to make a real change and helps them get there, and the most effective ways for us as consumers to push companies to do

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00:44:55

Make a career out of cleaning our ocean ft. Lauren...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2023/01/10

“It has always been trash for me.” Come listen to marine debris-ologist Lauren Chamberlain talk about how she has dedicated her life to protecting our oceans against plastic pollution, and what the biggest sources of marine debris are from a first-hand perspective. From hosting beach clean ups as a kid to running a marine debris program to participating in expeditions to clean up fishing gear from the northwestern Hawaiian Islands with Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project (PMDP), Lauren's journey

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00:51:15

Year in Review ft. The Conservationist Collective

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/12/20

"What did we do this year? What didnʻt we do this year?" Alex and Carissa sit down over wine to review what exactly our team did this year at The Conservationist Collective. From the projects we supported, the media campaigns we ran, or the clients we worked with, our goal was to bring you into the trenches of what our company and work is like behind the scenes. Thank you for an incredible community with this podcast and being part of it all with us - this is just the beginning. The best is yet to

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00:35:51

Plant Corals, Save the World ft. Dr. David Vaughan

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/12/06

“Young people might think they canʻt get a job in marine conservation, but they CAN. Now is the time.” Dr. David Vaughan is a coral restoration expert, founder of Plant a Million Corals, and passionate conservationist. He is responsible for developing coral micro-fragmentation by accident, which is an extremely effective coral restoration technique that is widely used today (including in Hawaiʻi). He is on the pursuit to plant coral reefs at scale and bring coral restoration to the masses, and he

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00:00:59

Introducing Sustainability & The Sea!

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/11/30

Made by ocean people, for ocean people. Led by two marine conservationists committed to building bridges, Sustainability & The Sea is a collection of conversations about saving our ocean - what are the problems, who is solving them, how itʻs being done, and how we can all participate. Made for the ocean-minded, this show will introduce you to the challenges our ocean faces, and the amazing people making waves across the world. Letʻs dive in! A production of The Conservationist Collective Hosted

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00:36:43

How to build a youth-led ocean climate movement ft....

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/11/29

“Ask those who know more than you, ask questions to people you believe have the answers, and ask yourself what you can bring to the table for our ocean.” After returning from COP27 in Egypt, Bodhi Patil sits down with us to share the biggest ocean takeaways from the experience, and his messages to youth. As a young ocean climate solutionist, Bodhi is personally building bridges and programs that represent the future he wants to create for his generation. He has a lot to say, including exactly the

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00:30:26

Our Paths: How we became marine biologists

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/11/07

"Apply yourself early and often, and get what experience you can - it is going to be applicable in some way or another." Carissa and Alex sit down to share how they got where they are now, and answer all your questions along the way. What major should you choose? What classes should you take in college? How can you make sure that you are specializing in what you want? We answer it all and share our best pieces of advice so you can help all of us save the ocean. Featured in the episode: Support us

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00:34:16

How to Work in Coral Restoration ft. Brooke Elzweig

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/10/17

"No matter what your field was in, you can still get into coral restoration. Don't lose faith, there's so many more opportunities coming in this decade." Today we sit down and talk with the magnificent Brooke Elzweig, a coral restoration leader who has experience from Florida to the Red Sea. Coral restoration as a field is experiencing a rapid surge in resources and attention by large institutions, it's an incredible time to save the reef. Brooke has been working to accelerate and scale up

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