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- Protecting Sharks: the two-edged sword that is CITESon Mar 17, 2013This past week, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) concluded their 16th triennial Conference of the Parties (CoP16) with much fanfare among shark conservationists as 5 species of sharks and 2 species of rays were give...
- CITES: important meeting for conservation, but what's it all about?on Feb 24, 2013Within the conservation community, a lot of attention has been placed lately on the upcoming March meeting of CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). Specifically, CITES will hold it's sixteenth...
- California Diver interviews Richard Theisson Jan 21, 2013 in RTSea underwater filming cinematography media communications Richard Theiss California DiverCalifornia Diver's Marine Science Editor, Mike Bear, interviewed me in early January and you can read a PDF of the interview here. We touched on a variety of subjects, from my humble beginnings, working with wildlife, my work with Diana Nyad, a...
- 2013: Looking ahead and reaching outWith the start of each new year, many of us re-calibrate our plans, our agendas, our goals. The resolutions stack up like cordwood and many will get consumed in the fire. But we look forward, hoping to build on the high points of the past...
- Welcome to RTSea Archive!Media outlets and academics, from grade school to college, are always looking for background research material. The RTSea Archive provides a resource for searching articles and observations that cover a range of issues having to do with ocean c...
- COARE: successful regional ocean conservation group expanding nationallyon Dec 1, 2012 in San Francisco expansion Christopher Chin shark conservation COARE ocean conservation non-profitsEven a casual look at the ocean conservation community and one finds that there are hundreds of non-profit organizations, each addressing an issue or issues of concern and applying their best available resources to bring about solutions.At least that...
- Abrolhos Seascape: Brazil and Conservation International work together to form MPAsMarine Protected Areas (MPAs) have shown themselves to be both effective ocean management tools and providers of economic renewal for local fisheries. The forces that resist the establishing of an MPA are typically represented by the local fish...
- Surging Seas: interactive map shows climate change-induced sea levels and surgeon Nov 29, 2012 in United States Surging Seas rising sea levels Climate Central climate change surgeThere's a very interesting (and disturbing) website anyone living in the United States should check out. It was first brought to my attention by Deb Castellana, Director of Communications for the Sylvia Earle Alliance-Mission Blue. The we...
- Chasing Ice: new film dramatically documents shrinking glacierson Nov 27, 2012 in documentary ice formations glaciers James Balog climate change Extreme Ice SurveyChasing Ice is a new documentary that chronicles the struggles of photographer James Balog as he set out to complete the Extreme Ice Survey. The survey was designed to monitor the movement of glaciers existing today under the threat of climate...
- Bison Return To The Wild: finding mankind's balance with natureon Nov 25, 2012 in Nature Montana bison harmony buffalo island nations spirituality Native American Indians balance of natureThere is no greater image that represents the Great Plains of the United States as the wild bison or buffalo. However, that iconic symbol is an emblem of a long ago past when massive herds of bison roamed free, when nature had not yet felt the...
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