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How To Protect The Ocean

Andrew Lewin
Climate Change
Orcas
Marine Conservation
Coral Reefs
Defamation
Plastic Pollution
Overfishing
Migratory Species
Biodiversity
Carbon Emissions
Science Communication
Hokkaido
Artificial Intelligence
Satellite Imagery
Arctic Wildlife
Parthenogenesis
Ocean Conservation
Deep Sea Mining
Bottom Trawling
Sharks

Dive into the Depths: Join Andrew Lewin on 'How to Protect the Ocean' – Your Gateway to Exclusive Ocean Insights! Explore the latest, uncharted realms of ocean science and conservation that you won't find anywhere else. Andrew takes you on an inspiring journey to uncover the hidden gems of oceanic discovery and initiatives. Tune in to discover how you can transform your life for a better ocean, on... more

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What if the fish on your plate isn't the fish you think it is?

Scientists around the world have been testing seafood from grocery stores, markets, and restaurants using DNA. The results are often surprising. Studies have found that anywhere from 10... more

Most seafood labels look simple, but they often hide more than they reveal.

When you buy fish at a grocery store, the package might say salmon, tuna, or cod. But those market names can represent dozens of different species, and the label rarely tel... more

Ocean microbes quietly power the planet. In this episode, we explore the microscopic organisms that regulate Earth's climate, produce much of the oxygen we breathe, and move enormous amounts of carbon through the ocean every day. These invisible life... more

Engineered microbes could transform how we fight climate change. Scientists are modifying ancient ocean microorganisms to capture carbon dioxide and produce materials using only sunlight and seawater. These tiny organisms may become living factories ... more

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Recent Guests

José Ángel Moreno-Cabezuelo
Molecular biologist, cyanobacteria researcher
Cyanocapture, Oxford
Episode: The Invisible Climate Engineers Running Our Ocean
Sarah Levy
Doctoral candidate at the University of Oxford specializing in environmental law
University of Oxford
Episode: Nature, Law and the High Seas: Can Direct Action Save the Ocean?
Anthony Morente
Senior Plastics Campaigner at Oceana Canada
Oceana Canada
Episode: Are All Plastics Toxic? What the Science Actually Says About Microplastics and Human Health
Wasim Imam
Founder of the Ethical Seafood Research Organization
Ethical Seafood Research Organization
Episode: What is ethical seafood, and why the way fish are treated could change how you eat forever
Maya Lilly
Climate storyteller, strategist, and media producer with The Years Project
The Years Project
Episode: Ethical climate storytelling: How honest stories move people from fear to action
Jamie Curry
Communications Director of Cook Inletkeeper
Cook Inletkeeper
Episode: Cook Inlet Offshore Oil Drilling: Why Alaskans Are Questioning Another Generation of Fossil Fuels
Lauren Barrett
Co-Executive Director of Cook Inletkeeper
Cook Inletkeeper
Episode: Cook Inlet Offshore Oil Drilling: Why Alaskans Are Questioning Another Generation of Fossil Fuels
Peter Neal
Director, Founder, and Senior Advisor to the World Ocean Observatory
Episode: Human Relationship with the Ocean: Why Losing This Connection Could Cost Us Everything
Scott Eustis
Community Science Director at Healthy Gulf
Healthy Gulf
Episode: Gulf Coast communities and oil drilling: Who really pays the price for new offshore leases?

Host

Andrew Lewin
Host of the show, Andrew Lewin addresses ocean science and conservation, providing insights backed by research while motivating listeners to take positive actions for ocean health.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 403 ratings
  • For the Oceans

    Been following this show for quite awhile and LOVE it. Informative, never boring and always gets to the heart of the matter without the sensationalism so many other draining podcasts have. Though he covers heavy topics, they’re important and you end each episode with a bit of hope and optimism for progress toward real actionable change (even when things look bleak). His critiques are always fair. The style of the pod is also upbeat and entertaining, which helps. Gives many of us ocean conservati... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SelkieLady
    United States3 years ago
  • A must-listen

    Thanks, Dr. Lewis for all the work you’re doing. You have such great content and dissect some of the most critical concepts we in the marine world should be thinking about.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fugyij
    United States4 years ago
  • Hmm…

    Speaks authoritatively about every ocean topic, but gets a lot of things wrong. Very opinionated. Rarely interviews actual experts. Is very self-promoting.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    listener113344
    United States4 years ago
  • Why no mention of the leading causes of ocean pollution?

    I left 4 stars cuz I might just be missing it and not here to be a jerk. I am legitimately confused though about why the Auto and Fashion industry who together make up almost 80 percent of plastic pollution on the ocean are not being addressed here.

    Flip flops, cigarettes, abs plastic straws are nothing compared to the normalized impact of these industries.

    Machine washing synthetic fibers is such an easy point to address, and I’m incredibly surprised no one is addressing this.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Laini99
    United States4 years ago
  • Best ocean podcast ever

    I recently started listening to this podcast and am now badly addicted. I have learned so much just through listening to an episode with breakfast every morning. Each episode is uniquely different and provides an amazing amount of information in an easy ily absorbable way, which is a great break for a student like me who wants to learn more about marine science but is sick and tired of lectures. Andrew explains everything in bite-sized chunks and has covered just about everything and anything yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SophieLovesYoga
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging discussions that provide hope and actionable steps for ocean conservation.
The podcast builds a sense of community among ocean advocates and lovers of marine science.
Reviews are mixed with some criticisms of delivery style and pacing without compromising the overall quality of content.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#230
United States/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#31
Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#180
United Kingdom/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#223
Canada/Science
Apple Podcasts
#83
Australia/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#177
Germany/Science/Nature

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The Invisible Climate Engineers Running Our Ocean
Q: First, just kind of explain what synthetic biology is to the audience and how you're working with cyanobacteria.
Synthetic biology is like being a mechanic for cells: we modify cyanobacteria by inserting or removing genes to redirect them to produce useful compounds from CO2 and sunlight, such as biofuels or insulin, while aiming to keep the cells growing efficiently.
Nature, Law and the High Seas: Can Direct Action Save the Ocean?
Q: What do you see as the benefits of the High Seas Treaty?
It's a milestone that reduces the high seas' status as a no man's land, providing opportunities for NGO participation and environmental impact assessments.
Nature, Law and the High Seas: Can Direct Action Save the Ocean?
Q: From your work with Sea Shepherd, what is it that people don't get about the organization?
Sea Shepherd operates on a principle of aggressive nonviolence, acting as enforcers of laws not enforced by nation states.
Nature, Law and the High Seas: Can Direct Action Save the Ocean?
Q: What do you want people to get out of this book?
To provide a clear overview of international law and to trace currents of direct action on the high seas, emphasizing legal legitimacy.
What is ethical seafood, and why the way fish are treated could change how you eat forever
Q: What are your hopes in the future, like to direct this organization?
Wasim discusses the expansion of their work into seaweed farming and the importance of addressing fish welfare and sustainability in aquaculture practices.

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This podcast takes listeners on an enlightening journey through the pressing issues affecting the oceans today, with a strong emphasis on conservation, sustainability, and the scientific principles behind ocean health. Topics frequently covered include the urgent threats of climate change, overfishing, plastic pollution, water pollution, and the impacts of coastal development. Each episode aims to not only inform but also empower listeners with actionable strategies to contribute positively to ocean advocacy and conservation efforts. Engaging discussions with experts and insightful stories provide hope and highlight practical ways individuals can make a difference, turning the tide against worsening oceanic crises. This podcast is particula... more

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4. Wasim Imam
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