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Rising Tide #65 – Oysters in a Troubled Bay
Read more: Rising Tide #65 – Oysters in a Troubled BayIn this episode we have a hopeful but challenging talk with Linda Hunter, founder and director of the Wild Oyster Project that’s working to restore San Francisco Bay’s once abundant oyster reefs. Linda tells us why oysters are “working class heroes” keeping estuary ecosystems healthy. We discuss the major fish-killing Algal Bloom now occurring in…
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Rising Tide #64 – Isabella Kirkland’s Art of Nature
Read more: Rising Tide #64 – Isabella Kirkland’s Art of NatureIn our conversation with artist Isabella Kirkland we talk about her detailed paintings of biodiversity both terrestrial and ocean-based and the exacting research that goes into her beautiful works. The late biologist and author EO Wilson called her works “classic in the original and best sense of the word.” Join us in a lively informative talk as…
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Rising Tide #63 – Ocean Crime Buster Ian Ralby
Read more: Rising Tide #63 – Ocean Crime Buster Ian RalbyIn this episode we talk with Dr. Ian Ralby founder and CEO of I.R. Consilium, a firm that consults with law-enforcement and navies around the world on maritime law and security issues. As a logical follow up to our last talk with Undersecretary of State Monica Medina we’ll discuss Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing and…
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Rising Tide #62 – The Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans
Read more: Rising Tide #62 – The Assistant Secretary of State for OceansIn this extended 40-minute episode we talk with Monica Medina, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs. As a lawyer, former army officer and past official with the Department of Defense, U.S. Senate, NOAA and others, she now represents the United States on a range of international issues.…
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Rising Tide #61 – Carl Safina listens to the animals
Read more: Rising Tide #61 – Carl Safina listens to the animalsIn our latest episode David talks with marine ecologist, acclaimed ocean and wildlife author and MacArthur “genius” fellow Carl Safina about his earliest connections with the sea, also his life’s journey, conservation work and writing methods. You’ll learn how defending tuna evolved into his seminal book, ‘Song for the Blue Ocean,’ and his connections to…
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- KGUA Radio – Public Media for the Mendonoma Coast
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- KKRN – Round Mountain California Listener Supported Radio
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Each episode navigates insightful discussions on marine life, and the critical issues affecting our seas. Informative, educational and humorous, it’s a valuable resource for anyone passionate about understanding and preserving our ocean world!
