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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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00:35:07

What is a National Geographic expedition really like?

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/10/02

"All of us there were unified because we dedicated our lives to the natural world, and care and value discovery and exploration." In this episode Alex interviews Carissa about the National Geographic expedition she just returned from. After two weeks aboard the Nautilus with Ocean Exploration Trust and National Geographic Society, Carissa and a team of explorers, storytellers, and other educators embarked on a journey to better understand marine mammals and sharks in the Main Hawaiians Islands. In

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00:28:34

How to Save the Ocean: Part 1

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/08/31

"Is it actually too late to save the ocean? It's too late to expect someone else to." In this solo episode, Carissa sits breaks down some extremely high impact ways to actually save the ocean that you can start doing today. We simplify two large-scale conservation topics you should know about: 30x30 Marine Protected Areas and Deep Sea Mining, and then go into individual (but collective) actions you can take to live in a way that is ocean-minded. You won't find any discussions of metal straws here,

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00:29:47

Collaboration > Competition

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/08/09

"We don't want to perpetuate these systems of exploitation in marine conservation, we want to make sure that everyone feels included." In this episode Alex and Carissa, co-founders of The Conservationist Collective, sit down and discuss how the competition mindset inhibits real change in marine science and conservation. We discuss examples from our own experience, and unpack systemic ways this outlook exploits workers and creates barriers to accessibility in the field. We also dive into the leaders

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00:33:15

Let's Talk Sharks: Stigma & Stories

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2022/07/25

"The more time you spend in the ocean the more you can break down your own conceptions about sharks" In honor of Shark Week, Carissa and Alex sit down after a long episode break to discuss sharks, how their reputation was formed, and the threats to shark populations globally including the shark meat trade and our current conceptions about them. We go through all of our own personal experiences with sharks, to help you learn about what it's like to really coexist with them. Suggested

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00:40:43

Collaborative Conservation in Washington DC ft. Anita...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/11/19

“When it comes to climate change, I've learned that you really have to slow down and consider the values and loyalties of the other groups that you are working with.” This week, we sit down with Anita Harrington to discuss the huge role policy plays in marine conservation. Anita is a marine scientist who studied great white sharks, whales, and box jellies and is now a Knauss Fellow working in the science applications program in Washington DC. On this episode we discuss her work in collaborative

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00:46:00

The Power of Media and Cetacean Captivity ft. Natalie...

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/11/12

"With so many different forms of media and the accessibility of information, people can start questioning what they have been told and acting on what they think is right." On this episode, we sit down with Natalie Parra to discuss the importance of media in conservation. Natalie recalls how she got into conservation and how her organization Keiko Conservation got started and the tangible results that come from media campaigns. Later in the episode, Natalie describes her experiences in Taiji, Japan

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00:34:10

Pioneering Marine Debris Research ft. Jenna Karr of CMDR

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/11/05

"So often, when you think of scientists, you think they have all these concrete answers. But when it comes to plastic research, we have only answered this tiny percentage of what is really going on and there are still so many unknowns." We sat down with Jenna Karr with the Center of Marine Debris Research (CMDR) to learn about the ground breaking work being conducted in regards to plastic pollution. On this episode we discuss ghost nets and what they are made of, eco-anxiety, and the female

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00:47:02

Building Socially Sustainable Fisheries ft. Gabby Lout

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/10/29

"It's time to rethink what sustainable fisheries really are and to include the social impact as well as environmental." On this episode we talk with PhD candidate Gabby Lout to discuss the intersection between women, human rights, and the environmental issues surrounding the fishing industry. Gabby dives into her groundbreaking social science research in artisanal, small-scale fisheries in Guyana. During the episode, she recalls the human rights abuses that may take place within fisheries, the

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00:46:09

Disruptive Change ft. Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/09/06

"If your bathtub is overflowing, is your first reaction to get the mop or turn off the tap? It's the same with plastic." We sit down with Monica Mcleniganof Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii to learn more about the work this nonprofit is doing for our oceans. You'll learn about their work and their new program with ghost nets, if we need individual or corporate change first, how composting is linked to ocean health, incineration, and what makes SCH so effective at making disruptive change - and how you

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00:39:14

Creative Conservation ft. Ilana Nimz

Sustainability and The Sea ·

2021/08/23

"We know what we need to do." Ilana Nimz is a marine biologist, artist, educator, and ecological consultant. In this episode, she recounts stories from the northwestern Hawaiian Islands in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, shares how art and other creative mediums can be used for the planet, and talks about all the ways she's helping save our oceans - from seabirds to videos. Get Winged Ambassadors in your classroom! Learn more about Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge Watch Nimz's Seabird

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