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Speak Up For The Ocean Blue raises awareness of the variety of ocean science and conservation projects conducted all around the world. It educates you, the listener, on the different Ocean C...
Whale strandings are heartbreaking, but what happens when the whales are not sick? In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean , we look at...
Sea Cucumbers are disappearing in parts of the ocean, and most people have no idea why that matters. These strange, soft-bodied animals migh...
NOAA affects your daily life more than you think, from the weather forecasts you check to the seafood you eat, yet most people have no idea...
Ocean exploration may sound like a niche science topic, but it affects far more than research ships and submarines. If most of the ocean rem...
NOAA marine wildlife protection affects whales, sea turtles, dolphins, seals, and endangered ocean species in ways most people never see. In...
NOAA seafood safety affects more than most people realize. The seafood in your grocery store or on your restaurant plate may rely on NOAA sc...
NOAA helps protect millions of people before hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and tsunamis hit, but most people never realize how much they re...
Who really controls the future of the ocean, and why does progress so often feel slow? In this episode, Andrew speaks with Sarah Federman ab...
Most people think companies change because they care. That is rarely how it works. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean , we break do...
Ocean Conservation felt like it was moving forward, so why does it suddenly feel like everything is being undone? In this episode, Andrew Le...
Why do simple choices like buying groceries, using plastic, or ordering dinner feel so loaded? In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean ,...
Caring about the ocean should feel meaningful, so why does it often feel exhausting instead? In this episode, we unpack why so many people e...
Antarctica may feel distant, frozen, and disconnected from everyday life, but what happens there can shape sea level rise, ocean circulation...
Antarctic glaciers are melting, but the real story is not just about ice disappearing. It is about what happens next, and how fast those cha...
Emperor Penguins are facing a problem most people don't fully understand, and it's happening faster than expected. In this episode, we break...
Leopard seals are often seen as one of the most dangerous predators in Antarctica, but what if that story is incomplete? Leopard seals play...
What if Antarctica isn't changing as slowly as we think? And what if one of the biggest drivers of that change… is an animal most people onl...
Tuna fisheries are often seen as one of the biggest challenges in ocean conservation. But that story is starting to change, and most people...
Most people assume fisheries are either working or failing, but very few people know how the system actually works. In this episode, I break...
Tuna sustainability might be the biggest ocean success story you've never heard about. Nearly 100 percent of global tuna catch is no longer...
Tuna fishing is a global industry, but how do we actually know if we're catching too much? Every time you eat tuna, you're relying on a syst...
What if one of the most popular seafoods in the world isn't the disaster story you've been told? Tuna has been at the center of overfishing...
Ocean careers often look straightforward from the outside, but the reality is far more complicated. In this episode, Andrew flips the script...
A lot of people dream about working in ocean conservation, but far fewer talk about what it takes to actually stay in the field. In this epi...
You got the degree. You built some skills. Maybe you even started networking. So why does getting that first real job in ocean conservation...
A lot of people think the path into ocean conservation is simple: get the degree, get the experience, then get the opportunity. But that is...
If you've been applying for ocean conservation jobs and hearing nothing back, this episode is for you. Too many people think opportunities c...
Ocean conservation is changing, and science alone is no longer enough. In this episode, Andrew Lewin speaks with Peter Simek, CEO of EarthX,...
Ocean storytelling is not just communication, it is a conservation tool. Why do people ignore climate data, overfishing statistics, and cora...
Ocean conservation solutions often fail, not because the science is wrong, but because the right people aren't working together. In this epi...
Ocean conservation is no longer driven by science alone, startups are stepping in to turn ideas into real-world solutions at scale. In this...
Ocean conservation is failing to scale, and it's not because of a lack of science. In this episode, we break down why decades of ocean resea...
Squid fisheries are booming worldwide, but most consumers have no idea what they are actually eating. In this episode, marine biologist and...
Seafood mislabeling is more common than most people realize, and squid might be one of the biggest examples. When you order calamari, you ar...
Seafood is one of the most globalized food systems in the world, but that complexity comes at a cost: traceability. In this episode of How t...
What if the fish on your plate isn't the fish you think it is? Scientists around the world have been testing seafood from grocery stores, ma...
Most seafood labels look simple, but they often hide more than they reveal. When you buy fish at a grocery store, the package might say salm...
Ocean microbes quietly power the planet. In this episode, we explore the microscopic organisms that regulate Earth's climate, produce much o...
Engineered microbes could transform how we fight climate change. Scientists are modifying ancient ocean microorganisms to capture carbon dio...
Millions of people see the damage caused by oil spills and plastic pollution, but very few know what happens beneath the surface. In the oce...
Every year, the ocean removes billions of tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Most people assume whales, mangroves, or seagrass are...
When people think about ocean life, they imagine whales, sharks, coral reefs, and giant kelp forests. But the vast majority of life in the o...
Deep sea mining and domesticated cats do not seem like they belong in the same story… but they are. In this episode of the How to Protect th...
We Know How to Protect the Ocean. So Why Aren't We Doing It? We do not have an ocean knowledge problem. We have an implementation problem. T...
High Seas Treaty: Nearly half the planet lies beyond national borders, and for decades it has operated under fragmented rules and weak overs...
The ocean is no longer invisible. Satellites can now track fishing vessels across the planet in near real time. So if we can see the exploit...
Marine protected areas now cover more than 8 percent of the global ocean. Governments announce new boundaries. Press releases celebrate hist...
Nature is protected by laws on paper, but what happens when those laws are not enforced? On the high seas, beyond national borders, illegal...
Nature is absorbing more heat than we realize, and most of it is going into the ocean. Global ocean heat content has reached record highs, c...
Seagrass meadows may be the most powerful climate solution underwater, and almost no one is talking about them. Research published in Nature...