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Oceanography

Pine Forest Media
Climate Change
Bioluminescence
Environmental Science
Ocean Conservation
Oceanography
Marine Protected Areas
Pseudoscience
Grounding
New York Climate Week
Marine Science
Marine Conservation
Plastic Pollution
Coral Reefs
Indigenous Knowledge
Biodiversity
Turtles
Sustainable Fishing
North Atlantic Right Whale
Whales
Bioacoustics

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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Can brighter clouds cool Earth? Marine cloud brightening (MCB) is a proposed solar radiation modification strategy that could reflect sunlight, cool ocean regions, and potentially reduce dangerous heat. But can it actually work at scale, and what ris... more

We may need to remove carbon from the atmosphere—can the ocean help? Biomass-based marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) explores whether natural ocean processes can help store carbon for the long term. Oceanographer and biogeochemist Dr. Morgan Raven... more

What is biocultural coastal conservation — and why does it matter for the future of our oceans? In this episode, conservation scientist Juan Carlos Cruz of the Amazon Conservation Team explains how Indigenous knowledge and Western marine science are ... more

Ocean trenches are Earth’s deepest habitats—and they’re full of life. This episode is a guided dive into the hadal zone (6,000–11,000 meters), where tectonic plates create steep trenches that plunge toward the mantle. Learn what trenches are geologic... more

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Juan Carlos Cruz
Conservation scientist and PhD candidate; Manager of the Ancestral Tides Initiative at the Amazon Conservation Team
Amazon Conservation Team (ACT)
Episode: Biocultural Coastal Conservation | Ancestral Tides with Juan Carlos Cruz
Alan Jamieson
Director of the Deep Sea Center at the University of Western Australia
University of Western Australia
Episode: Ocean Trenches Explained with Prof. Alan Jamieson
Dr. Thom Linley
Deep sea researcher, curator of fishes at the National Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongawera
National Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa Tongawera)
Episode: What is the Deep Sea Even Like? with Dr. Thomas Linley
Sven Pallacks
Post-doctoral researcher at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, studies climate stressors including deoxygenation
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
Episode: What is Ocean Deoxygenation? with Dr. Sven Pallacks
Annabelle Chaumun
A communications professional based in Paris, working on biodiversity and innovation, connecting marine science to public understanding through storytelling and media.
European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC)
Episode: Ocean Story Hour with Anabelle Chaumun
Dr. Winnie-Courtene Jones
Marine scientist and lecturer focusing on plastic pollution and its effects on the environment
Bangor University
Episode: Science Toward Solutions: Ocean Microplastic Research with Dr. Winnie-Courtene Jones
Hirotaka Sato
A climate scientist at the Japan Meteorological Agency.
Japan Meteorological Agency
Episode: Marine Heat Waves and Japanese Meteorology with Mr. Hirotaka Sato
Dr. Alice Ortmann
Marine Microbial Oceanographer with Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Episode: Oil Spills and Ocean Health with Dr. Alice Ortmann
Carola Mejía
Environmental justice advocate at Latindadd
Latindadd
Episode: COP30: Green Power with Carola Mejía

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Clark Marchese
Host of Oceanography, discussing various topics related to marine science and ocean conservation.

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Biocultural Coastal Conservation | Ancestral Tides with Juan Carlos Cruz
Q: Which sea turtle species does the program focus on and why were they chosen?
The program focuses on olive ridley, leatherback, loggerhead, hawksbill, and green turtles due to their ecological importance, cultural significance to Indigenous communities, and because they nest across the working coast from Mexico to Colombia and Suriname.
Biocultural Coastal Conservation | Ancestral Tides with Juan Carlos Cruz
Q: Can you give an elevator pitch for Ancestral Tides and how it fits within ACT's broader mission?
Ancestral Tides integrates indigenous leadership with conservation to protect coastal ecosystems and sea turtles while revitalizing traditional knowledge, aligning with ACT's long-standing commitment to indigenous communities and territorial stewardship.
Biocultural Coastal Conservation | Ancestral Tides with Juan Carlos Cruz
Q: Okay, the red light is on. Hello, welcome. Can you introduce yourself and tell us about your role at the Amazon Conservation Team?
Juan Carlos Cruz explains his 17-year residence in Costa Rica, leadership of ACT's Ancestral Tides, and how ACT partners with indigenous communities to conserve coastal ecosystems and sea turtles, expanding from rainforest work into marine environments.
What is the Deep Sea Even Like? with Dr. Thomas Linley
Q: What are the major technological challenges of studying the deep sea?
The big challenges are pressure management, cost and portability of gear, and the need to design equipment that can operate in high-pressure environments while remaining affordable; landers and autonomous deep-sea devices are key to collecting data without tying up ships.
What is the Deep Sea Even Like? with Dr. Thomas Linley
Q: What is the deep sea actually like, and how do you define it?
He describes the deep sea as the vast, interconnected oceanic realm beyond coastal areas, with depth zones and regional variation; the continuum of life spans from abyssal plains to hadal trenches, and terminology should be used with flexibility as ecosystems blend across zones.

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What is Oceanography about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on marine science, exploring a wide array of topics related to ocean research, climate science, and environmental discoveries. Notable themes include discussions surrounding the impacts of oil spills on marine ecosystems, the significance of sustainable practices in ocean conservation, and the role of indigenous voices in climate negotiations. Episodes frequently feature expert interviews with marine biologists, oceanographers, and climate scientists, highlighting the interconnectedness of ocean health with broader environmental and social issues. Its exploration of cutting-edge research in fields such as marine ecology and conservation technology sets it apart as a significant resource for those interested in the lates... more

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1. Juan Carlos Cruz
2. Alan Jamieson
3. Dr. Thom Linley
4. Sven Pallacks
5. Annabelle Chaumun
6. Dr. Winnie-Courtene Jones
7. Hirotaka Sato
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