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Climate Change
Marine Conservation
Marine Ecosystems
Biodiversity
Galápagos Islands
Marine Protected Areas
Marine Science
Karenia Micimotoi
Sea Country
Marine Animals
Giant Australian Cuttlefish
Great Barrier Reef
Microalgal Bloom
First Nations
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Indigenous Knowledge
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Darwin's Theory Of Evolution
Shark Conservation
South Australia

Ocean Pod is a marine science podcast hosted by Dr Nina Wootton and Professor Bronwyn Gillanders—two Australian marine scientists with a passion for all things to do with ocean. Whether you're an ocean lover, student, or part of a coastal community, this podcast invites you into engaging conversations that explore marine life, uncover ocean mysteries, and spotlight the people working to protect ou... more

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In this episode of Ocean Pod, Dr Nina Wootton and Professor Bronwyn Gillanders learn about some of the ocean’s most specialised and least understood reptiles - sea snakes.

They are joined by Dr Jenna Crowe-Riddell, an evolutionary biologist at the U... more

In this episode of Ocean Pod, Dr Nina Wootton and Professor Bronwyn Gillanders dive into a fun and science-backed ocean myth-busting session, unpacking some of the most common “facts” we’ve all heard growing up by the sea. Using scientific evidence a... more

In this episode of Ocean Pod, Dr Nina Wootton and Professor Bronwyn Gillanders are joined by Dr Brianna le Busque, an Environmental Psychology Scientist whose research looks into how humans perceive and interact with the ocean’s most misunderstood pr... more

In this episode of Ocean Pod, Dr Nina Wootton and Professor Bronwyn Gillanders are joined by Jasmin Broadbridge, a PhD candidate in the Wildlife Crime Hub at the University of Adelaide, whose research focuses on the world of the live coral trade.

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Dr. Jenna Crowe-Riddell
An evolutionary biologist at the University of Adelaide specializing in sea snakes
University of Adelaide
Episode: Sea snakes
Dr. Brianna le Busque
Environmental psychology scientist and self-described fear of shark expert
University of South Australia
Episode: Why do we fear sharks?
Jasmin Broadbridge
PhD researcher in the Wildlife Crime Hub at the University of Adelaide
University of Adelaide
Episode: Live coral trade
Nick Freymueller
Paleoecologist and biogeographer whose research explores species responses to climate change
University of Copenhagen and University of Adelaide
Episode: Bowhead whales
Dr. Sophie Russell
Marine ecologist specializing in coastal and nearshore environments
University of Adelaide
Episode: Nature's blue climate solution
Professor Sean Connell
Leading marine ecologist and expert in coastal restoration
University of Adelaide
Episode: Rewilding our oceans
Professor Charlie Huveneers
A world-renowned shark scientist with over 20 years of experience studying sharks.
Flinders University
Episode: Lets talk sharks
Shane Holland
First Nations man from the Ghana and Nauranga nations and an advocate for Indigenous marine governance
South Australian First Nations Sea Country Research Alliance
Episode: Sea Country
Dr. Shelley Paull
Marine Coordinator with the South Australian Department for Environment and Water
South Australian Department for Environment and Water
Episode: Understanding Marine Protected Areas

Hosts

Professor Bronwyn Gillanders
Co-host and marine scientist specializing in marine biology and ecology.
Dr. Nina Wootton
Co-host and marine scientist with expertise in marine conservation and coastal ecosystems.

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Audience members feel inspired by the focus on community involvement and environmental advocacy in the episodes.
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Sea Country
Q: What advice do you have for non-Indigenous researchers on engaging with traditional owners?
Shane advises building genuine relationships with First Nations communities, ensuring that engagement is not merely transactional, but grounded in trust and collaboration.
Sea Country
Q: What is the goal of the South Australian First Nations Sea Country Research Alliance?
The Alliance aims to foster better inclusion of First Nations people in marine research, emphasizing co-design and mutual benefits in research projects.
Sea Country
Q: What would a typical day in the life of Shane look like?
He describes enjoying a varied and dynamic work schedule, filled with problem-solving and collaboration, which keeps him engaged in marine science.
Sea Country
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your background, how your journey led you to focus on Sea Country and First Nations marine governance?
Shane discusses his upbringing in Port Lincoln and his cultural connection to the Ghana and Nauranga nations, emphasizing the importance of family traditions in fishing and stewardship of the sea.
Lets talk sharks
Q: What are some of the key findings from your research and how they are using this environment?
We're learning about the huge distances sharks are moving, such as those tagged in South Australia traveling to Ningaloo Reef and the Great Barrier Reef, but we still try to understand why they are going there.

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This podcast provides an engaging platform for discussions centered around marine science and conservation. Hosted by two dedicated marine scientists, it features a variety of topics including the ecology of marine species, the impact of climate change on ocean environments, and the importance of public awareness in marine conservation. Episodes often include expert guests who share their research and experiences, heightening the educational aspect of the content. Listeners can expect to explore intriguing marine phenomena, debunk myths about ocean life, and hear stories that combine science with advocacy for our oceans. Unique elements include a strong emphasis on Indigenous perspectives and collaborative research efforts in marine environ... more

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1. Dr. Jenna Crowe-Riddell
2. Dr. Brianna le Busque
3. Jasmin Broadbridge
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5. Dr. Sophie Russell
6. Professor Sean Connell
7. Professor Charlie Huveneers
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