Navigating Growth in Conservation Careers and Finding Balance in an Unbalanced World
For many of us working in conservation, the path we’ve chosen is more than just a career, it’s a way[…]
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Category: Opinions
Feature Destination: Sustainability Insights from Rapa Nui’s Past
Easter Island, known as Rapa Nui to its earliest inhabitants, stands as a sentinel of human history, ecology, and a[…]
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What If There Was a Right Whale National Marine Sanctuary?
Contributed By Dr. Rob Moir The Problem The North Atlantic right whale is a critically endangered whale. In the 1970s,[…]
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Why I’m Celebrating World Wildlife Day by Advocating for Animals
By Ella Magers It’s World Wildlife Day today, a holiday created by the United Nations to celebrate and raise awareness[…]
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Powerful Anti-Capitalist Speech by Greta Thunberg at Glasgow Climate Change Conference
By Mark L. Friedman 18-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg spoke on Nov. 8 at the rally of 100,000 in[…]
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Melting Greenland Ice Sheet, Sea Ice Formation, and the Flow of The Gulf Stream
By Dr. Rob Moir Pummeled by rising sea levels, extreme weather events and increasing ocean acidity, headlines tell of climate[…]
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CABFishMan Consortium Releases New Review of Small-Scale Fisheries Monitoring Methods in The Northeast Atlantic
CABFishMan has released a comprehensive review of existing methods for data collection in Northeast Atlantic small-scale fisheries (SSF). Their review[…]
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“I’ll have the lobster”: How Climate Change Affects the American Lobster and its Industry
By Maggie Erwin It is a familiar summertime sight: large plates boasting bright red lobsters atop beds of lettuce and carrots;[…]
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Still Contaminated After Years of Government Inaction. Who Should Pay for DDT Clean-up off Our Coast?
By Mark Friedman, the RLNews Environmental Reporter. The Montrose Chemical Corporation of California was a chemical corporation that was the[…]
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Seaspiracy may be infuriating ocean conservationists but the silver lining is larger than we think.
The Netflix documentary inaccurately reassigns all ocean problems to fishing, attacks NGOs, while ignoring complex social, economic, and political factors[…]
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