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Show Me the Receipts: Why I.CARE Monitors Every Coral It Plants
Season 1 Episode 2016
Most coral restoration groups check on a sample of what they've planted, often around 20 to 30 percent, and report that sample as if it represents ev…
4 weeks, 1 day ago
The Nursery Hack That Pays for Itself
Season 1 Episode 2015
Coral nurseries need constant maintenance, and that maintenance is expensive and relentless. When Andrew talked to Mike Goldberg, co-founder of I.CAR…
1 month ago
He Almost Quit the Dive Business. Then a Coral Reef PhD Student Walked In.
Season 1 Episode 2014
Mike Goldberg had over 10,000 dives and decades running a dive shop in the Florida Keys, enough time to have seen the reefs at their pristine best. T…
1 month ago
84 Percent: Inside the Worst Coral Bleaching Event Ever Recorded
Season 1 Episode 2013
This year, most of the coral on the planet went through heat stress severe enough to bleach it. That's not a rounding error: 84 percent of the world'…
1 month ago
Everyone in the Tent: How Ocean Treaties Actually Get Made
Season 1 Episode 2012
Holly Koehler has spent almost thirty years in rooms most people never think about: windowless UN offices in New York, the FAO in Rome, and what she …
1 month ago
The Secret Rooms Where Your Seafood's Fate Gets Decided
Season 1 Episode 2011
Between a fishing vessel out on the water and a can of tuna in your grocery cart, there is a whole hidden system deciding whether you should trust wh…
1 month ago
The Ship Has Reached the Shore: The High Seas Treaty Explained
Season 1 Episode 2010
There's a video online of a room full of exhausted diplomats breaking into applause after nearly 20 years of work. One woman brings down the gavel an…
1 month ago
Corals Nearly as Old as the Pyramids, and the Fight to Save Them
Season 1 Episode 2009
Somewhere on the ocean floor right now, a coral colony has been growing since before the Great Pyramid of Giza was finished. One deep-water black cor…
1 month, 1 week ago
A Summer Internship, Thirty Years, and One Career for the Ages
Season 1 Episode 2008
A grad student faces a simple choice: write another term paper, or take a summer internship. She takes the internship, gets assigned to sea turtles, …
1 month, 1 week ago
Deep Sea Mining Exposed: Inside the Fight to Save the Ocean's Last Frontier
Season 1 Episode 2007
Deep sea mining is no longer theoretical. In this episode, Andrew sits down with Matthew Gianni, co-founder and Political and Policy Advisor of the D…
1 month, 1 week ago