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Coral, Kelp & Community
by Tara A. Pierce
Sharing ocean stories to inspire ocean stewards. We will explore a variety of topics including science, policy, and activism; and have fun doing it!
Episodes
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Psychology for Climate (FREE Bonus & Extended)
Professor Viveka Ramel and I discuss the challenges of facing a poly-crisis, how to feel our feelings without becoming paralyzed, and how to harness our emotions into powerful action. This bonus, extended episode is a parting gift, as CKC will be on a break for several months as I sail part-way...
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S2E10: Call to Action for Sharks with Vera Urtaza Reyes
Vera shares how the campaign to save sharks started, who is involved, and we gush over our love for sharks and fun facts. The time to act is now! Join us by checking out their website: CalltoActionforSharks.com
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S2E9: The High Seas Treaty, a deep dive with Louisa Dassow
Louisa went to grad school after being an underwater photographer in Indonesia. She shares her MA thesis paper, unpacking the good and the concerning bits of the new High Seas Treaty through a PostHuman Feminist lens--which is much simpler than it sounds. Everything is connected and...
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S2E8: Part 2 Nature Conscious Governance w/Lucy Ward, Ocean Spaces
We chat about how the Nature Governance Agency works with businesses to create a seat for Nature on the Board and the inspiration that comes from having community. Join NGA in Wales this August to imagine new ways of representing Nature: https://www.naturegovernance.org/nature-being-immersion...
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S2E7: The Pacific Community with Ariellla D'Andrea
We talk about how Ariella found her career in the Pacific Community, leaving her home in Italy where she studied law. Moving to the other side of the world, Ariella found a wonderful team at SPC and a workplace with policies that aligned with her values: creating law that reflects the context of...
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S2E6: Nature Conscious Governance Part 1 - Origins & Philosophy
Alexandra Pimor provides a historical and philosophical background to Nature Conscious Governance, including the first time Europe engaged in conscious governance. The purpose is to live in harmony with our planet, each other, and ourselves. While this idea may sound abstract, examples from our…
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S2E5: Keystone Species with Pooja Sharma
Pooja Sharma, an environmental lawyer with the Keystone Species Alliance, chats with me about her journey from civil rights to environmental law, how all our struggles are connected, the importance of keystone species, and an exciting fellowship opportunity with KSA! Learn more about Keystone...
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S2E4: Whale Entanglements
Happy World Whale Day! Tara Brock, Pacific Council for OCEANA joins us to chat about Whale Entanglements and the various legal efforts to create a Whale Safe Ocean. View OCEANA's report on Whale Entanglements here:...
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S2E3: Surfers for Climate with Josh
Surfers for Climate is a nonprofit in Australia fighting to protect the ocean and address climate change adequately and equitably. This diverse group has enjoyed numerous successes that can inspire us all to take action, if not with them then at our local beach! Josh Kirkman, CEO of Surfers for...
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S2E2: ARTIVISM with Janina Rossiter
Nina shares her journey into artivism, combining her lifelong love of the ocean with her art practice to make the world a better place. Learn more about her, invite her to speak in your classroom, and buy her award-winning children's books that both educate and empower kids in the face of...
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S2E1: Blutopia with Malaury
The inspiring story of two young, ambitious people who started a nonprofit to help save the ocean. And it's been a remarkable success! Blutopia is based in France, but even if you don’t speak French, your web browser may translate their website. Check it out to see Blutopia’s upcoming events,...
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Episode 10: Mangroves v Bitcoin
Alex and I discuss the possibility of a Bitcoin City being built in El Salvador and the impacts on the mega-biodiversity hotspot, including the critical habitat provided by mangroves, and the local communities. There's so much to know about this topic, I couldn't even include all the links in the...
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Episode 9: The "Natural" Disaster
Jillian Guernsey and I do a deep dive into food labelling--what is actually better for the planet? What about farm run-off into the ocean? Get all your questions answered before running into the kitchen this holiday season. Jillian's Law Review Article: The ‘Natural’ Disaster: How Americans’...
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Episode 8: Send Kelp!
I had the pleasure of chatting with Pat, a founder of 12Tides. Their kelp chips benefit the ocean and show us one avenue to creating holistic businesses. Learn about their beginnings, mission, and tasty flavors! Want to get involved? Check them out at https://12tides.com/
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Episode 7: Saving Arctic Biodiversity
Liam and I discuss his research into legal strategies to protect the Arctic, and how things are changing for life on land and sea as the ice melts. Contact me to share your ocean story and/or support this podcast by making a donation at ReefLifeFoundation.org
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Episode 6: Baby Sharks & Self-Care WithGraham
Graham and I discuss the threats to sharks in Australia, the importance of raising awareness (about any cause!), and how to do that effectively, and how to take care of yourself when doing ocean/environmental work. Do you love sharks? Join our awareness campaign by posting your shark art to...
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Episode 5: Vicki & the Inland Ocean Coalition
Vicki tells us about her work at the Inland Ocean Coalition and how YOU can be an ocean steward even if you can’t see the ocean. Check out Inland Ocean Coalition’s website: https://inlandoceancoalition.org/ Attend the Mermaid Ball! https://inlandoceancoalition.org/mermaid-ball/
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Episode 4: Art & Climate Festival
Climate change has huge impacts on our ocean, and this event addresses climate in a unique, fun way for all ages. I will have an ocean art activist on the show over the festival weekend! Stay tuned. Art & Climate Festival is near Paris Sat & Sun, 30 Sept - 1 Oct Learn more about the festival…
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Episode 3: Saving Southern Resident Orca
Earth Law Center Home Page https://www.earthlawcenter.org/ Why Earth Law Will be Good For Puget Sound in Washington State, USA https://www.earthlawcenter.org/blog-entries/2018/1/why-earth-law-will-be-good-for-puget-sound-in-washington-state-usa Rights for the Southern Resident Killer Whales...
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Episode 2: Pushing Science Along
We discuss the balancing act of community needs and how to effectively use scientific information to make environmental decisions. CASE https://caseconsultantsinternational.com/home Liz is Joining IntelliReefs, and did you know she summits mountains?!...
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Episode 1: Nature's Right to Conserve Sharks
Check out our Share Shark Love campaign on IG to enter your artwork to win prizes! Rachel’s paper “Nature’s Right to Conserve Sharks” is here: https://doi.org/10.3390/su15097056 The super cool bull shark ultrasound paper: https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1193563 Earth Law Center earthlaw.org
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Trailer: Coral, Kelp & Community
Some people think it’s silly to call it planet Earth, when really, it’s planet Ocean. And the ocean is finally getting the attention it deserves, not only as a beautiful magical place to admire, but as our partner in fighting climate change, in creating food security and equity, and in restoring...
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Sharing ocean stories to inspire ocean stewards. We will explore a variety of topics including science, policy, and activism; and have fun doing it!
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Coral, Kelp & Community is created and hosted by Tara A. Pierce.
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