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Marine Social Science with Jessica Giannoumis
Read more: Marine Social Science with Jessica GiannoumisIn this episode I am joined by Jessica Giannoumis is a marine social scientist and passionate advocate for our ocean. With a PhD in Marine Innovation and Blue Growth from University College Cork, she works at the intersection of science, community, and industry to explore how we can build a more sustainable relationship with the…
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Marine Conservation with Carissa Cabrera
Read more: Marine Conservation with Carissa CabreraIn this episode, I am joined by Carissa Cabrera. Carissa is a marine conservationist, science communicator, and the founder of FutureSwell, a nonprofit using storytelling to mobilize ocean action. You may know today’s guest as the voice behind Carissa and the Climate, a go-to digital series that translates ocean science for Gen Z and millennial…
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Why Sponges Might Be the Secret for Coral Reef Restoration
Read more: Why Sponges Might Be the Secret for Coral Reef RestorationIn this episode I’m joined by Annalise Nisly, a marine scientist whose work spans coral and sponge restoration, benthic ecology, and community-driven conservation. With a B.A. in Environmental and Marine Science from Goshen College, she has carried her passion for ocean stewardship from the Florida Keys to East Africa. Whether leading divers in the world’s…
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How what Killer Whales Eat Shapes their Toxic Load
Read more: How what Killer Whales Eat Shapes their Toxic LoadIn this episode, we will hear from Clare Andvik, a PhD researcher based at the University of Oslo in Norway, working with the Norwegian Orca Survey. Her research focuses on pollutants accumulating in killer whales, particularly how what they eat shapes their toxic load. During her master’s thesis, Clare and her coauthors showed that orcas…
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Foraging Ecology and Habitat Use of Sea Turtles
Read more: Foraging Ecology and Habitat Use of Sea TurtlesSeason two of the Impact Storytelling Podcast starts with Alexa Putillo. Alexa is a marine biologist, science communicator, and PhD student in the Biological Oceanography Department at Florida State University. She studies the foraging ecology and habitat use of sea turtles along Florida’s Gulf coast. Her research integrates novel methods, including stable isotope analysis, habitat…
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Women in Ocean Conservation
Read more: Women in Ocean ConservationThis month the Impact Storytelling Podcast celebrated its one year publishing birthday. Sabine M. Probst Saavedra – nature conservation filmmaker, founder of Seen Blue Conservation and Host of the Impact Storytelling Podcast interviewed 26 guests over the past year. She spoke with top conservationists, filmmakers & marine scientists to explore how stories can drive real…
