How to Network at Marine Science Conferences Like a Pro
Conferences can feel intimidating, expensive, and overwhelming, especially if networking doesn't come naturally to you. In this episode, And...
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Marineland Canada Shuts Down: The Beluga Whale Rescue Begins
Marineland Canada is officially closing, and this week the park began moving its remaining beluga whales out of Niagara Falls. Six belugas w...
American Samoa Said No to Deep-Sea Mining. The US Government Doubled The Area
The US government is moving toward the world's first commercial deep-sea mining lease sale, and it's happening in federal waters off America...
Ghost Nets: Why They Keep Happening and What's Actually Working
A viral TikTok about fish aggregation devices drifting into marine protected areas got Andrew thinking about a topic he hasn't covered in a...
What the Wildfire Smoke in Your Sky Has to Do With the Ocean
For a week straight, Andrew watched his own sky turn orange outside Toronto as smoke from nearly 900 wildfires burning across Canada, most o...
100 Years of Data Reveals Why Sharks Keep Stealing Your Catch
If you've ever felt a hard strike, fought a fish, and reeled up nothing but a head, you already know what shark depredation feels like. In t...
What Lives in the Middle of the Ocean?
A thousand meters down off the coast of Brazil, a deep-sea robot caught something almost no one has ever filmed alive: a giant open ocean oc...
Oil Companies Knew Coral Reefs Would Dissolve. In 1978.
In 1978, an Exxon scientist asked a question in capital letters: were the oceans dissolving coral reefs? By 1982, Exxon's own scientists had...
Nearly 2,000 Volunteers Just Answered the Ocean's Biggest Question
For more than a decade, almost 2,000 volunteers have walked California's beaches with clipboards, counting every swimmer, surfer, angler, an...
The Silent Damage Behind Your Canned Tuna
Right now, somewhere in the open ocean, a raft the size of a small table is drifting with no one steering it. It's called a fish aggregating...
The Hidden Solar Power Plant Living on Coral Reefs
Scientists have uncovered an incredible secret hiding in plain sight on coral reefs. Some tropical sea sponges are able to harvest sunlight...
What Happens to Your Water Before the Coast Floods?
Sea level rise isn't always dramatic. Long before homes disappear beneath the waves, coastal communities can lose something even more essent...
The World Just Promised Billions, But Will the Ocean Benefit?
The world just pledged more than $6.4 billion for ocean conservation at the 2026 Our Ocean Conference, but history tells us that big announc...
What Dead Seabirds Are Trying to Tell Us About the Pacific Ocean
Thousands of seabirds are washing ashore along California's coast, starving, exhausted, and unable to find enough food. While the images are...
Who Really Decides Canada's Climate Future?
Canada has admitted it is no longer on track to meet its 2030 climate targets, but the reasons go far beyond domestic politics. In this epis...
The Hidden Ocean World Most of Us Will Never See
Most of us will never visit the deep ocean, yet it covers the majority of our planet and supports life in ways we're only beginning to under...
What We Don't Know About the Ocean Could Cost Us Everything
How do you protect something you barely understand? In this episode, we explore why ocean exploration is much more than discovering strange...
How Do Scientists Explore a Place Humans Can't Survive?
The deep ocean is one of the most extreme places on Earth. Crushing pressure, freezing temperatures, and total darkness make it impossible f...
The Deep Sea Isn't Barren, Here's Why That Changes Everything
Most people picture the deep sea as a dark, empty place where almost nothing can survive. The truth is far more surprising. Thousands of met...
We've Explored Space Better Than Our Own Ocean, How Is That Possible?
How can we know more about the Moon and Mars than the bottom of our own ocean? It sounds impossible, but it is true. In this episode, we beg...