Episode 7: Reflections from the Tidepool

In the season finale of Tending the Tides, the Ecotrust podcast team reflects on what they’ve learned, what questions remain, and where the future of Oregon’s mariculture industry might lead. The episode also features a handful of interviewees who offer fresh perspectives on the possibilities ahead. Thank you for joining us for Season 1 of Tending the Tides!Guests: Dick Vanderschaaf, Associate Coast and Marine Conservation Director at The Nature Conservancy in Oregon; Gil Sylvia, Marine Resource Economist and Professor Emeritus at Oregon State University; Julianna Ranches, Assistant Professor and Beef Extension Specialist at Oregon State University.Show Notes and CreditsTNC Mariculture Spatial AnalysisIf you'd like to engage with us, visit the Oregon Coastal Mariculture Collaborative website and consider joining the Oregon Mariculture Network.This episode was written by Tyson Rasor, Megan Foucht, Kaitlyn Rich and Suzie O’Neill. Edited by Emilie Chen. Produced by Jon Bonkoski and Emilie Chen. Music by Imagined Nostalgia, Boxwood Orchestra, and Our Many Stars. Illustrations by Tony Sterling and design by Heldáy de la Cruz. This podcast was made possible by our funders at Builders Vision Philanthropy; Builders Vision invests in and col­lab­o­rates with nonprof­its, busi­ness­es, and oth­ers work­ing towards sus­tain­able solu­tions to soci­etal and envi­ron­men­tal chal­lenges. This podcast is a production from Ecotrust, where we work in partnership at the intersection of equity, economy, and environment. Learn more at ecotrust.org. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ecotrust.substack.com