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Plastic-Free Pioneer Beth Terry Explains How Living Without Plastic Protects the Oceans and Consumer Health
In 2012, 32 million tons of plastic were generated by the United States alone. A paltry 9% of this plastic made it to the recycling bin; the rest will spend […]
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BlueVoice Inspires Action Through Education: Hardy Jones Fights for Ocean Conservation Through Media
It can be argued that nearly everyone on the planet is touched in some way by the ocean. It’s salty waters give us life, yet we choose to abuse this […]
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Microalgae Promises a Healthier Future for Our Oceans by Capturing Carbon Dioxide and Producing Biofuel
An ethically conscious business is always on the search for ways to conserve our natural resources. We strive to produce high quality products to fit the needs of our consumers, […]
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Ecosystems Unbalanced: Overfishing Causes Boom in Octopus Population and Stone Crab Fishery Suffers
The many ecosystems of our oceans are beautifully built, with each organism playing a specific role. Predators and prey carry out a complex dance of life and death to determine […]
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The Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species is Aided by Warming Ocean Temperatures
There are three little words that strike dread in the heart of anyone who relies on the natural resources of our oceans: aquatic invasive species. Life in our oceans has […]
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Learning to Coexist: Studying Salmon Biology Can Help Fishermen Find Cooperative Solutions
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” ~Albert Einstein There is so much that we can learn from nature. Especially those of us in the seafood […]
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Fish Aggregating Devices: A Powerful Conservation Tool if Used in the Right Way
There is a simple formula to establish a sustainable fishery. We must identify the problem areas – overfishing, habitat damage, bycatch – and employ proper management procedures that address these […]
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Rising Ocean Temperatures: Smaller Fish Will Impact Fisheries and Ecosystems Unless Humans Learn to Adapt
If you love seafood, it is likely that you keep a watchful eye on current events that may impact our world’s fisheries. It is imperative that we understand how environmental […]
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Worth More Alive Than Finned: Shark Ecotourism Boosts Local Economies, Establishes Sustainable Marine Management Strategies
When a business relies on a natural resource, such as the seafood industry, it is vital that we strive to protect and conserve that environment. Part of the process of […]
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Using Play to Communicate Marine Science Education to Our Children
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” ― William Arthur Ward Marine science educators spend a tremendous amount of time working […]