Melhores podcasts sobre Reef Keeping (2024)

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Exploring the Field Guide to Sharks, Rays, and Chimeras of North America 36:05

1d ago36:05

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On this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, Dr. David Ebert discusses the importance of his book, "The Field Guide to Sharks, Rays, and Chimeras of the East Coast of North America," which describes over 1,200 species. He has authored over 30 books on marine life and is joined by shark illustrator Mark Dando. Listeners will learn about …

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The Controversy Surrounding Shark Nets: They Are Catching More Than Just Sharks 14:50

3d ago14:50

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Andrew Lewin delves into the controversial topic of shark nets in Australia. While these nets are intended to protect beachgoers from certain shark species, they also harm non-targeted marine animals like sea turtles and dolphins. The discussion revolves around the effectiveness of shark nets in ensuring beach safety and the impact on ocean species…

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Zoos and Aquariums: Guardians of Coral Reefs 18:03

6d ago18:03

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This episode dives into the beauty and importance of coral reefs, highlighting their significance for marine ecosystems, tourism, fisheries, and coastal security. However, it also addresses the alarming destruction of coral reefs due to climate change. The episode discusses efforts to save coral reefs, focusing on how zoos are playing a vital role …

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TikTok Creators Provide On-The-Ground Updates On Ocean Species And INC-4 Meetings 22:20

8d ago22:20

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Andrew Lewin discusses the importance of science communication and staying informed about environmental issues such as orcas and plastic treaty talks. He highlights the role of creators on platforms like TikTok in spreading awareness and delves into the significance of speaking up for the ocean and the environment. Join Andrew as he explores curren…

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#3.02 Walk and Talk With Hosts Tim and Amy 51:42

9d ago51:42

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Join We Are Explorers hosts Tim Ashelford and Amy Fairall as they take you on a walk through Sydney Harbour. Find out what the hosts do at We Are Explorers, hear some of their tales from past adventures and what they both have coming up. In this chat we cover: Tim and Amy go on a walk in Sydney harbour NP Who is Tim Who is Amy Amy in Darwin Tim in …

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Inside the Meetings: Discussing Fisheries Management for Northern Cod and Capelin 45:43

10d ago45:43

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Andrew Lewin welcomes marine scientist Rebecca Schijns from Oceana Canada to discuss the state of Northern Cod and Capelin stocks. They delve into the challenges facing these fish populations and explore ways for citizens to take action to help move the fishery from a critical zone to a healthy one. Tune in to learn more about the importance of pro…

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Can an Ocean Conference Help Protect the Ocean? Reviewing the results of the Our Ocean Conference in Athens, Greece 18:18

13d ago18:18

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Andrew Lewin discusses the highlights and concerning moments of the ninth Our Oceans Conference held in Athens, Greece. With 469 new commitments made to protect the ocean, totaling $11.3 billion raised, the conference showcased both progress and challenges. Despite the high number of commitments, the amount raised was lower compared to previous yea…

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Aquariumania - Episode 96 Going Native with Brian Torreano of BTDarters 29:25

15d ago29:25

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Most common freshwater tropical fish are farmed, but originated from Asia, South America, Africa and Australia. But what about the native fishes here in the U.S.? Join us as Brian Torreano ichthyologist and owner of BTDarters explains why US native fishes truly are another great option for aquarium hobbyists. EPISODE NOTES: Going Native with Brian …

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From Marketing to Marine Conservation: The Journey of the Ocean Stories Podcast 1:08:37

15d ago1:08:37

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Andrew Lewin, Lydia, and Sarah discuss the Ocean Stories podcast. Lydia and Sarah share insights on starting their podcast, choosing guests, and the joys and challenges of science communication. They delve into their backgrounds in sustainable companies and marketing, highlighting how they aim to inspire change and promote sustainable living throug…

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Human Greed: The Silent Destroyer of Nature's Fragile Balance 23:17

17d ago23:17

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Humanly speaking, forests, minerals, oceans, water bodies, and other natural resources are seen as infinite by the human eye. Infinite in the sense that there are more resources to be mined or prospected for, more land to be utilized, a vast ocean and waterbodies that can handle enormous levels of pollution, vast underground water resources that ca…

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Campout Possum Creek 14:09

17d ago14:09

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Campers, get on the bus! You're going on a one-night campout at Possum Creek with Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo! You'll take a hike through the woods and learn to identify animal tracks. Then, you will paddle out to the middle of the lake to do a little fishing. After a day of adventures, you will sit around a cozy campfire and toast marshmallows for…

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INC4 Meeting in Ottawa: The Challenges of Progress Towards a Global Plastic Treaty 55:02

17d ago55:02

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Tune in to this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast to hear from Anthony Marente, the senior campaigner for Oceanic Canada, discussing the upcoming INC4 meeting in Ottawa as part of the UN Global Plastic Treaty. Discover the history of the treaty, previous meetings, and the expectations for this crucial gathering. Learn about the global…

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Chitin: The Alternative to Plastic 14:38

20d ago14:38

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Andrew Lewin discusses the potential of replacing plastic with a sustainable substance found in shellfish. Imagine a world where everyday items are eco-friendly and do not harm the environment when disposed of. Join us to explore this innovative solution to plastic pollution and learn how we can all contribute to a healthier ocean. Link to article:…

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The Water Crisis in Hawaii: A Devastating Reality 20:58

22d ago20:58

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This episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast delves into the water crisis plaguing the Hawaiian islands. The discussion explores the impact of climate change, military activities, and tourism on the dwindling water resources. Locals express their concerns about the crisis, highlighting worries about farming, water quality, and quantity. Lis…

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The Status of the Northern Cod Stock: Between Critical and Cautious 16:49

24d ago16:49

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Andrew Lewin dives into the current status of the Northern Cod stock, focusing on Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada. The episode explores the history of the stock, including the moratorium in the early 1990s and subsequent efforts by organizations like WWF to revive it. Listeners will gain insights into the challenges faced by the Northern Cod st…

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The Challenge of Changing Behaviors for Climate Conservation 24:44

27d ago24:44

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Andrew Lewin delves into the challenges of changing behaviors to address climate change and conservation issues. Despite alarming climate events, some individuals still deny the urgency for action. Andrew shares personal experiences of trying to change his behavior after indulging in delicious food during a trip to Italy. Tune in to explore the imp…

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Mysterious Deaths of Smalltooth Sawfish in Florida Keys 15:20

29d ago15:20

15:20

Andrew Luen discusses the concerning issue of small tooth sawfish dying in the Florida Keys. Listeners will learn about why this is happening, the rescue efforts in place, and how they can take action to help protect the ocean. Stay informed by signing up for the newsletter at speakupforblue.com/newsletter for more ocean-related stories, podcast up…

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Why planting mangroves is not the solution. 42:00

1M ago42:00

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Mangroves are versatile and flexible forests that can cope with enormous disturbances. Dr. Judith Okello, a senior research scientist and mangrove ecologist at the Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute, says that when sedimentation occurs, the mangroves can form a new cable rooting system and migrate when there is space on land. However, du…

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The Latest Orca News: Two Species Considered, Marineland Tragedy, and Lagoon Rescue 15:25

1M ago15:25

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Today's episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast dives deep into the world of orcas. From the consideration of two species of orca to the tragic death of an orca at Marineland in France, and a delicate rescue operation for a mother orca off the coast of Vancouver Island, host Andrew Lewin covers it all. Tune in to stay updated on the latest …

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Why you should be pursuing paid jobs when seeking a career in marine science and conservation 15:37

1M ago15:37

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Andrew Lewin discusses the choice between unpaid volunteer and internship opportunities versus paid jobs in marine science and conservation. He explores why many individuals are opting for volunteer experiences to gain valuable skills and knowledge. Andrew emphasizes the importance of taking action to protect the ocean by pursuing a career in marin…

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Now You See Me: Why Small-Bodied Fish Are Vital To The Murray-Darling Basin 1:00:41

1M ago1:00:41

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Join us on this episode of OzCast as we look beneath the surface at the often-overlooked realm of small-bodied threatened fish species in Australian waterways with Dr. Nick Whiterod, a seasoned marine ecologist with over twenty years of dedicated research and conservation efforts. Dr. Nick Whiterod holds a PhD from Charles Sturt University, assessi…

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How Politics and Misinformation Impact Climate Change Action 27:42

1M ago27:42

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Today's episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast delves into the controversial topic of the carbon tax increase in Canada. The host discusses the misinformation surrounding the tax and the importance of effective communication. Tune in to learn how misinformation can impact public perception and how to navigate through it for a better unders…

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Secrets of the Octopus: A Deep Dive with Sy Montgomery and Warren Carlyle 51:15

1M ago51:15

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Andrew Lewin delves into the fascinating world of octopuses with Sy Montgomery, a prolific author, and Warren Carlyle, founder of OctoNation. They discuss the new book "Secrets of the Octopus," co-authored by Montgomery and Carlyle and published by National Geographic. Learn about the origins of OctoNation, Montgomery's journey as an author, and th…

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Uncovering the Greenwashing of Amazon's Packaging 16:28

1M ago16:28

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On this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin delves into the issue of plastic recycling and greenwashing. He highlights the prevalence of ocean plastic pollution and the challenges associated with cleaning it up. The episode exposes the deceptive practices of some retailers, like Amazon, in falsely claiming the recycla…

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Crab Fishing Controversy: The Battle for Free Enterprise in Newfoundland 14:34

1M ago14:34

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Andrew Lewin delves into the story of a fishery union in Newfoundland blocking the government from passing their budget. The union's protest revolves around issues with crab fishing, prices, and sales restrictions, sparking a significant public demonstration. Join Andrew as he uncovers the complexities of the situation and explores how individuals …

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#3.01 Rick J Petersen Has Been Preparing for Alone Australia Season 2 His Whole Life 27:01

1M ago27:01

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Alone Australia Season 2 will premiere on Wednesday 27th of March at 7:30pm on SBS and SBS On Demand. We Are Explorers host Tim Ashelford talks with Alone Australia contestant Rick J Petersen on how he developed his survival skills from a young age, his preparedness for undertaking Alone in the New Zealand climate and terrain, and his popularity on…

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Empowering Women, Revitalizing Mangroves: A Story from Kenya 21:38

1M ago21:38

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Featured today are a group of ladies who are establishing a livelihood by planting mangroves. About sixty kilometres south of Mombasa in Kwale County, in the small fishing town of Msambweni, a group of fifteen women from the Munje village joined together during the COVID-19 outbreak. A community-based organisation with 30 members has developed out …

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Exploring the Discovery of a New Oceanic Orca Population with Josh McInnes 59:32

2M ago59:32

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Andrew Lewin interviews Josh McInnes from the University of British Columbia about his groundbreaking research on killer whales. They discuss Josh's work on transient orca populations and the discovery of a potential new orca population in oceanic waters. Learn about Josh's background, including his experience working on whale watching boats and de…

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The Hot Diggity Dog Parade 12:51

2M ago12:51

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It's the day of the Hot Diggity Dog Parade and it's coming right down the middle of Main Street! Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo are going to sit on the front row and watch all the cute little doggie faces go by. Dogs of every size, shape and breed will be there! Marching bands and special performances by ballet-dancing poodles; juggling, jumping Jack …

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How to Approach Marine Science and Conservation Careers 15:58

2M ago15:58

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Andrew Lewin discusses the importance of approaching marine science and conservation careers with the right mindset. With over 20,000 members in his Facebook group dedicated to marine science and conservation careers, Andrew shares common mistakes job seekers make and offers solutions to help build a successful career in the field. Tune in to learn…

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Changing Mindsets: Spending Time with People in Science Communication 23:19

2M ago23:19

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Andrew Lewin emphasizes the importance of controlling your content schedule to prevent burnout and maintain a consistent publishing frequency. He shares insights on the mindset needed for effective science communication, encouraging listeners to focus on their passion for the ocean. Tune in for discussions on science, conservation, and ways to prot…

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Protecting Whales and Penguins through Marine Protected Areas 19:46

2M ago19:46

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This episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast discusses the extension of no-fishing zones in marine protected areas in the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands to protect penguins and baleen whales like humpback whales. Tune in to learn more about ocean conservation efforts and how you can take action to protect our oceans. Link to artic…

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Got Climate/Ocean Anxiety? Try Talking About the Climate/Oceans. Here is how I talk about Climate/Ocean Conservation. 28:26

2M ago28:26

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Andrew Lewin shares his tips and experiences on effectively communicating about ocean conservation and climate change. He emphasizes the importance of communication in addressing climate anxiety and highlights his strategy for engaging listeners in conversations about ocean conservation. Tune in to learn how to speak up for the ocean and take actio…

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Bridging Gaps: How FINstitute Connects Students and Conservation Projects 1:10:19

2M ago1:10:19

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Andrew Lewin interviews Aliah Banshik and Luca Hoffecker, founders of FINstitute, a student organization at James Cook University in Australia. Aliah and Luca, both master's students in marine science and conservation, share their inspiration for creating FINstitute and how it supports students and marine conservation efforts. Tune in to learn abou…

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Navigating the High Seas Treaty: A Year in Review 1:07:58

2M ago1:07:58

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Andrew Lewin is joined by Nichola Clark, Senior Officer of Pew's Ocean Governance Team, to discuss the progress made since the High Seas Treaty was agreed upon a year ago. They explore what still needs to be done to bring about ocean conservation beyond national boundaries. Tune in to learn about the journey towards ratification and enforcement of …

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Navigating Climate Anxiety: Tips for Coping and Taking Action 22:59

2M ago22:59

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Andrew Lewin addresses the growing issue of climate anxiety and offers three research-based strategies to help cope with these feelings of powerlessness. Listeners are encouraged to take action and make a difference for the ocean despite the challenges posed by climate change. Link to article: https://www.theguardian.com/wellness/2023/nov/16/climat…

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Hollywood's Influence: Changing the Climate Narrative 1:07:58

2M ago1:07:58

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Andrew Lewin dives into the world of Hollywood's influence on climate change storytelling with guest Anna Jane Joyner, founder of Good Energy. They explore how Hollywood screenwriters are shaping narratives to raise awareness about climate change and the importance of integrating these stories into popular culture. Tune in to learn how storytelling…

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Meet a Kenyan community saving the coral reefs. 34:01

2M ago34:01

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Today we meet a Kenyan community saving the coral reefs along the Kenyan coast. Coral reefs along the Lamu-Kiunga area in Lamu County, a small archipelago north of Mombasa in Kenya, have degraded over the years. Pate Island, the largest island in the Lamu Archipelago, lies between the towns of Lamu and Kiunga, which depend on fishing. However, fish…

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Unveiling the Secret Lives of Humpback Whales: A Groundbreaking Discovery 33:13

2M ago33:13

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Andrew Lewin discusses the recent discovery of photographs capturing humpback whales engaging in copulation. The episode features Stephanie Stack from the Pacific Whale Foundation and Griffith University to delve into the surprising details of this behavior. Discover the untold story behind humpback whale reproduction and learn how this new insight…

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Underwhelmed at the Great Barrier Reef: A Representative Review? 20:05

2M ago20:05

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Andrew Lewin delves into the topic of the Great Barrier Reef after a viral TikTok video sparked controversy about its condition. He shares a personal anecdote about a vacation in the Dominican Republic and his passion for diving in tropical waters. Sometimes reviews aren't always representative of what is there. Tune in to learn more about the real…

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Diving Deep into Science Communication: My Workflow Revealed 29:42

2M ago29:42

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Andrew Lewin discusses his workflow for creating consistent science communication content on both his podcast and YouTube channel. He delves into how he manages to post three times a week for the audio podcast and two episodes a week for the YouTube channel. Join Andrew as he shares insights on staying consistent and productive in the world of scie…

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Charlotte the Stingray: A Surprising Pregnancy Story Unveiled 17:13

2M ago17:13

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Andrew Lewin discusses the surprising story of a stingray in an aquarium getting pregnant despite being alone for eight years. Link to article: https://news.yahoo.com/pregnant-virgin-stingray-set-birth-193123077.html Follow a career in conservation: https://www.conservation-careers.com/online-training/ Use the code SUFB to get 33% off courses and t…

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Open The Floodgates: The Story Of The Hexham Swamp 47:22

2M ago47:22

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In this episode of OzCast, fisheries scientist Craig Boys dives beneath the surface of the Hexham Swamp, a Ramsar-listed wetland with ecological and cultural significance. Craig highlights the intricate relationship between aquatic ecosystems and human interventions, particularly focusing on the impact of floodgates installed for flood mitigation. …

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To Buy or Not to Buy: Navigating Sustainable Choices in a Consumer Society 21:19

3M ago21:19

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Andrew Lewin delves into the dilemma of purchasing environmentally friendly products while striving to reduce consumption. He reflects on the challenge of minimizing his impact on the planet and questions whether buying less is the ultimate solution. Join Andrew as he explores the balance between consumerism and environmental consciousness in the q…

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Roylene 14:34

3M ago14:34

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ROYLENE Little baby pig, Roylene, has a big imagination! She wants to turn Uncle Henry’s farm into the African veldt. She makes the barn cats roar and growl like lions and tigers; makes the goats stretch their necks up like giraffes, and makes the ducks stand on one leg all day, like flamingos. The whole barnyard is in chaos! Old Mrs. Moody and Cat…

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Arctic Meltdown: Impacts on Wildlife and Climate Change 22:46

3M ago22:46

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Andrew Lewin delves into the significant changes occurring in the Arctic due to climate change. He highlights the drastic ice melt and its impact on the Arctic environment and its inhabitants. Andrew emphasizes the importance of understanding these changes and the need to take action to protect the ocean. Tune in to explore how animals in the Arcti…

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Scientists Find More Coral Reefs Equivalent to the Size of Ireland: Will It Help in Their Conservation? 19:56

3M ago19:56

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Andrew Lewin discusses the impact of climate change on coral reefs. Despite the challenges they face, it is revealed that there are 25% more coral reefs than previously thought. Tune in to learn why this discovery is significant and what actions can be taken to protect these vital ecosystems. Link to article: https://www.sciencealert.com/earths-cor…

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Navigating the Challenges: Why One-Fifth of Migratory Species Are at Risk 21:35

3M ago21:35

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Andrew discusses a new report revealing that one-fifth of migratory species on land, freshwater, and in the ocean are at risk of extinction. He explores the two major causes behind this issue and suggests ways to address it. Tune in to learn more about the UN Convention on the conservation of migratory species of wild animals and why it's crucial t…

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Beware of Crocs: Why Ignoring Warning Signs Can Have Deadly Consequences 16:30

3M ago16:30

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Today's episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast highlights the importance of heeding warning signs on beaches, particularly in areas like Cardwell, Australia, where crocodile dangers persist. Host Andrew Lewin emphasizes the need to respect such warnings and avoid risky situations for the safety of both people and marine life. Tune in to le…

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Defamation and Climate Science: Did the Lawsuit Send a Message 15:53

3M ago15:53

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Andrew Lewin discusses a lawsuit involving Dr. Michael Mann, a prominent climate scientist. Dr. Mann sued Rand Simberg and Mark Stein for defamatory online posts made over a decade ago by the Competitive Enterprise Institute and the National Review. Lewin also explores the history of attacks on climate scientists by right-wing climate deniers and t…

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