Alasdair Harris

Marine biologists and oceanographer discuss saving the oceans by conservation efforts, sustainable practices, challenges in ocean biodiversity, impact of human activities on whale populations, and the urgent need for protecting marine ecosystems for the future.

Marine biologist Asha de Vos explores the unexpected importance of whale poop in ocean ecosystems, while Ayana Elizabeth Johnson emphasizes the urgent need for sustainable seafood practices. Alasdair Harris shares his community-driven conservation successes in Madagascar, highlighting challenges and innovative solutions for local fisheries. Legendary oceanographer Sylvia Earle reflects on her pioneering adventures and the vital role of collective action in ocean conservation. Together, they inspire listeners to take immediate steps towards protecting our precious seas.

Marine biologist Alasdair Harris advocates for a revolutionary approach to ocean conservation. He highlights how small-scale fishermen are pivotal in combatting overfishing through community-led initiatives. By engaging local communities, innovative strategies have rejuvenated fisheries and revitalized marine life. Harris emphasizes that protecting nature can also yield economic benefits and resilience against climate change. His insights showcase the power of grassroots activism in forging sustainable environments.