Dr. Dave Goes Big: Restoring Coral Reefs at Scale

Learn things you never knew about coral reefs and meet one of the people who's devoted his life to restoring them. (2 of 3 of the breaths we take are thanks to the ocean...)In a rebroadcast, hear part one of our interview with "Dr. Dave, " as Dr. David Vaughan is known, Chief Scientist for Voyacy Regen, the company founded by Philippe and Ashlan Cousteau. Philippe is the grandson of legendary ocean figure, Jacques Cousteau, and continues his heritage with a high-tech solution to restoring endangered reefs--and Dr. Dave is a key collaborator in that effort.

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