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Oceanography

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

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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Film sparks action: from screens to shorelines.

In this episode of Oceanography, host Clark Marchese talks with Julie Anderson, CEO and co-founder of Plastic Oceans International, about the Trees & Seas Film Festival and its “participatory film acti... more

Turn seawater into a species map. In this episode of Oceanography, host Clark Marchese talks with OceanOmics director Dr. Michael Bunce about how eDNA (environmental DNA), DNA barcoding, and genomics reveal what’s living in the ocean—from microbes to... more

Antarctica’s Hidden Carbon Vault — Beneath the icy surface of the Southern Ocean lies a powerful ally in the fight against climate change: Antarctic blue carbon. In this episode of Oceanography, host Clark Marchese speaks with marine ecologist Dr. Na... more

Oceans at Climate Week: What We Learned in NYC — From hopeful storytelling to emerging ocean science, this special solo episode of Oceanography brings you inside New York Climate Week through the lens of the sea. Host Clark Marchese shares how oceans... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Michael Bunce
Director of the Oceanomics program at the Minderoo Foundation, focusing on mapping biodiversity through eDNA.
Minderoo Foundation
Episode: OceanOmics: eDNA to Guide Marine Protection with Dr. Michael Bunce
Dr. Narissa Bax
Marine ecologist with extensive experience in Antarctic research and blue carbon ecosystems
IPCC, COP27, Australia's 100 Climate Conversations
Episode: Blue Carbon in Antarctica with Dr. Narissa Bax
Chris Dorsett
Vice President of Conservation at Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Conservancy
Episode: What is the Ocean Twilight Zone (and How to Protect It) with Chris Dorsett
Dr. Jilda Alicia Caccavo
Marine biologist based in Paris specializing in Antarctic fish and climate genomics.
Institut Pierre Simon Laplace
Episode: Toothfish, Climate Genomics, and the Southern Ocean: South Pole Crossover with Dr. Jilda Caccavo
Jamie Blatter
Climate Specialist and Tribal Liaison for the Marine Protected Area Collaborative Network.
California Marine Protected Area Collaborative Network
Episode: The Ocean's Safety Nets: Marine Protected Areas with Jamie Blatter
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

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

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OceanOmics: eDNA to Guide Marine Protection with Dr. Michael Bunce
Q: How can the public or the average person get involved in ocean conservation efforts through eDNA?
Dr. Bunce mentions the development of simple eDNA kits that allow citizens to collect water samples to contribute to monitoring efforts.
OceanOmics: eDNA to Guide Marine Protection with Dr. Michael Bunce
Q: Can you speak a little bit about the importance of these specific ecosystems that you're looking into?
Dr. Bunce discusses the significance of ecosystems like the Great Barrier Reef and Ningaloo Reef, particularly in light of ongoing climate challenges.
OceanOmics: eDNA to Guide Marine Protection with Dr. Michael Bunce
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about your journey as a scientist, and what led you to your position now at the Minderoo Foundation?
Dr. Bunce shares his background in molecular biology and his journey through academia, leading to his current role overseeing the Oceanomics program.
Blue Carbon in Antarctica with Dr. Narissa Bax
Q: Do we know if or how climate change might impact the current process of blue carbon sequestration in Antarctica or elsewhere?
There are projections, but presently much of this area remains understudied, leading to a piecemeal understanding of blue carbon dynamics under climate change.
Blue Carbon in Antarctica with Dr. Narissa Bax
Q: Can you speak to the distinction between carbon storage and long-term sequestration?
Carbon storage refers to the measure of how much carbon is held in a particular environment, while long-term sequestration means permanently removing carbon from the atmosphere for centuries or more, which is crucial in the context of carbon credits.

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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. Dr. Michael Bunce
2. Dr. Narissa Bax
3. Chris Dorsett
4. Dr. Jilda Alicia Caccavo
5. Jamie Blatter
6. Erin Jones
7. Dr. Laurent DuChatelet
8. Alison Clausen

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