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Indigenous Perspectives on Marine Resources Management & Climate Change with Dr. Steven Mana’oakamai Johnson | Rising Sea Voices

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Rising Sea Voices is one year old! For Episode 12, host Felicia Olmeta Schult and her guest Dr. Steven Mana’oakamai Johnson have a very insightful discussion on the value of cultural and indigenous knowledge for marine resource management and climate change resilience. Steven, born and raised in Saipan, shares with us his career path: from working as a marine biologist, studying the human dimension of marine protected areas, to now being a postdoctoral research scholar in the Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science at Arizona State University. Steven builds models using social, environmental, and climate data to develop equitable and cooperative solutions for coastal communities. He also tells us about a book he recently reviewed and his plans on having his own podcast! We hope you will enjoy this episode and join us monthly to discover new guests and their work.

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