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Oceanography

Pine Forest Media
Climate Change
Bioluminescence
Oceanography
Marine Science
Plastic Pollution
Environmental Science
Ocean Conservation
Turtles
Sustainable Fishing
North Atlantic Right Whale
Bioacoustics
Whales
Eutrophication
Pharmaceuticals
Heavy Metals
Submarine Groundwater Discharge
Ocean Contamination
United Nations Ocean Decade
Bioluminescent Sharks
NASA Exports Program

Oceanography is a weekly marine science podcast exploring the latest ocean research, climate science, and environmental discoveries. From whale communication and underwater soundscapes to sustainable fishing gear and microplastic pollution, we dive deep into the science shaping our understanding of the world’s oceans. Each episode features conversations with marine biologists, oceanographers, and ... more

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Discover how Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) protect our oceans and why California is home to the largest connected network in the world. In this episode, we sit down with Jamie Blatter, climate specialist and tribal liaison at the California MPA Colla... more

Tiny ocean drifters are shaping Earth’s climate. Microzooplankton, some no larger than a grain of sand, are crucial players in the biological carbon pump — the system that moves carbon from the atmosphere into the deep sea for long-term storage. In t... more

Glowing sharks & blue beaches spark curiosity— journey with marine ecophysiologist Dr. Laurent Duchâtelet into the luminous world of ocean bioluminescence. Discover how lantern sharks, dragonfish, plankton and more deploy living light for hunting, hi... more

Why the UN declared an Ocean Decade - 

The United Nations Ocean Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021–2030) is more than a global framework—it’s a chance to rethink how science informs action. In this episode, Alison Clausen, Dep... more

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Erin Jones
PhD candidate in Biological Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography
University of Rhode Island
Episode: Our Green Sea: Plankton, CO2, and NASA EXPORTS with Erin Jones
Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
Postdoctoral researcher specializing in bioluminescence
UCLouvain
Episode: Glow in the Dark: the Magic of Ocean Bioluminescence with Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
Alison Clausen
Deputy Global Coordinator of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO
Episode: How to Set an Ocean Agenda: The UN Ocean Decade Explained with Alison Clausen
Dr. Christine Figgener
Marine conservation biologist focused on sea turtles.
Episode: Turtles and straws 10 years later: Plastic Podcast Cross Over with Dr. Christine Figgener
Dr. Tristan McKenzie
Researcher in the Department of Marine Sciences
University of Gothenburg
Episode: The Hidden Pipeline: How Human Pollution Seeps into the Sea with Dr. Tristan McKenzie
Dr. Jesús Alcázar Treviño
Spanish marine biologist and postdoctoral researcher at the University of La Laguna
University of La Laguna
Episode: What does the ocean sound like? with Dr. Jesús Alcázar-Treviño
Megan Amico
Fisheries biologist and gear researcher at NOAA's Risk Assessment and Mitigation Branch
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Episode: How to save the whales (like, actually) with Megan Amico

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Clark Marchese
Host of Oceanography, focusing on marine science topics and research discussions.

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Our Green Sea: Plankton, CO2, and NASA EXPORTS with Erin Jones
Q: What is the connection between satellite imagery and your biological research?
Understanding the biological community allows us to connect with the optical properties of the ocean that satellites can detect, particularly the pigments in phytoplankton.
Our Green Sea: Plankton, CO2, and NASA EXPORTS with Erin Jones
Q: Why is it important to understand the diversity of microzooplankton?
Understanding the diversity of microzooplankton can help us capture larger patterns in the communities and their ecological roles, especially in relation to climate change.
Our Green Sea: Plankton, CO2, and NASA EXPORTS with Erin Jones
Q: What is your role in the NASA Exports Program?
My work specifically is aimed at capturing who's in the community from the perspective of their taxonomic diversity and understanding their contributions to carbon export.
Glow in the Dark: the Magic of Ocean Bioluminescence with Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
Q: Which colors do we see in marine bioluminescence?
Different species emit varying colors based on their environment, with green typically found in coastal areas and blue in oceanic waters.
Glow in the Dark: the Magic of Ocean Bioluminescence with Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
Q: What is the evolutionary advantage of bioluminescence?
Bioluminescence serves various ecological functions such as predation, defense, and communication.

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This weekly marine science podcast explores contemporary research in oceanography, climate science, and environmental challenges facing the oceans. It features engaging discussions with experts such as marine biologists and climate scientists who focus on pressing topics like whale communication, underwater soundscapes, and innovative solutions for sustainable fishing. The episodes often tackle significant issues such as the impact of plastic pollution, the health of deep sea ecosystems, and the conservation of endangered species, emphasizing the intricate connections between the ocean's wellbeing and terrestrial life. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its direct engagement with scientists who provide insights into emerging resear... more

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1. Erin Jones
2. Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
3. Alison Clausen
4. Dr. Christine Figgener
5. Dr. Tristan McKenzie
6. Dr. Jesús Alcázar Treviño
7. Megan Amico

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