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Rising Tide #109: Farming Kelp For Food & For The Future
Read more: Rising Tide #109: Farming Kelp For Food & For The FutureOn this episode of the Rising Tide Ocean Podcast! Today, we sat down with Kiera Foti, the brand manager for Atlantic Sea Farms, the leading aquaculture kelp grower in the U.S. Based in Maine, this innovative company supplies edible kelp to stores like Whole Foods and numerous restaurants. They also produce branded products and sell…
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Rising Tide #108 – Fish and Wildlife’s Kate Toniolo keeps Delaware Blue
Read more: Rising Tide #108 – Fish and Wildlife’s Kate Toniolo keeps Delaware BlueOn this, our latest episode we talk with Kate Toniolo, U.S. Fish & Wildlife’s project leader for Delaware’s coastal refuges including the 10,000 acre Prime Hook, an area devastated by 2012’s Hurricane Sandy. Since then, she’s overseen restoration efforts that have seen the comeback of its sandy beaches, fresh and saltwater marshes and wildlife including…
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Rising Tide #107 – The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Margaret Spring
Read more: Rising Tide #107 – The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Margaret SpringTo celebrate Earth Day (which is 71% ocean) we’re speaking with Margaret Spring, Chief conservation and science officer for the world -famous Monterey Bay Aquarium, in California. Before coming to the aquarium Margaret was an environmental attorney and a leader at NOAA. Today she oversees the aquarium’s science policy work including on plastic pollution and its…
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Rising Tide #106 – An Orca Film and an Ocean Film Fest
Read more: Rising Tide #106 – An Orca Film and an Ocean Film FestIn the latest Rising Tide we talk with our old friend Ana Blanco of the International Ocean Film Festival – coming to San Francisco April 12-14 – and Sarah Norenberg, the director of ‘Orca – Black & White Gold,’ one of the exciting documentaries playing there about how Russian activists saved 100 whales slated to…
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Rising Tide #105 – Nancy Rabalais is the Mother of Dead Zones
Read more: Rising Tide #105 – Nancy Rabalais is the Mother of Dead ZonesIn the latest episode of Rising Tide, along with Blue News, David and Vicki talk with Dr. Nancy Rabalais from Louisiana State University. Nancy’s been called ‘the mother of dead zones’ in that her decades of research has helped define the Gulf of Mexico’s seasonal oxygen-depleted waters generated by polluted agricultural runoff from the Mississippi. These…
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