REEF RoundUp Podcast
As a pillar of REEF Scuba’s educational outreach, the REEF Roundup podcast explores the intersections of marine science, policy, enterprise, and conservation.
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Season 57 episodes
Briony Venn S5E7 Marine campaign organiser Briony Venn discusses Antarctic krill fishing, Southern Ocean conservation, ocean advocacy, and the campaign to protect Antarctic marine life. 
Dr. Andréa G. Grottoli S5E6 Coral reef scientist and UZELA inventor Dr. Andréa G. Grottoli explores coral feeding, bleaching physiology, coral resilience, and blue technology for reef restoration. 
Dr. Sambuddha Misra S5E5 Alt Carbon Chief Scientist Dr. Sambuddha Misra explores enhanced rock weathering, carbon removal, climate resilience, and the links between climate solutions and ocean health. 
Alice Guittard S5E4 Ocean governance specialist Alice Guittard discusses Black Sea cooperation, transboundary marine management, ocean policy, and protecting shared marine ecosystems. 
Sarah Levy and Captain Paul Watson S5E3 Oxford legal scholar Sarah Levy and legendary frontline conservationist Captain Paul Watson discuss their new book, The Only Flag Worth Flying. 
John Bohorquez S5E2 A specialist in ocean finance and the founder of the Blue Economy Solutions Lab. 
Sylvia Earle of Mission Blue S5E1 A pioneering oceanographer, marine biologist, and explorer whose work has shaped global understanding of the ocean for more than five decades. Season 45 episodes
Linzi Hawkin S4E5 Co-founder of Protect Blue, working at the intersection of creativity, conservation, and community. 
Virgil Zetterlind S4E4 Director of ProtectedSeas, empowering marine conservation through data systems. 
Tré Packard S4E3 Environmental photographer and founder of PangeaSeed. 
Jamie Craggs S4E2 Coral scientist pioneering coral spawning for reef restoration. 
Rose Huizenga S4E1 Founder of Coral Catch and co-founder of Gili Shark Conservation. Season 37 episodes
Rebecca Daniel S3E7 The visionary Director of The Marine Diaries, an award-winning nonprofit bridging the gap between ocean science and public engagement. 
David and Brett Kettle S3E6 David and Brett Kettle are the innovative minds behind Flying Fish Technologies. 
Reporting from the UN Ocean Decade Conference S3E5 The REEF Roundup crew recently had the privilege of attending the UN Ocean Decade Conference in Barcelona. 
Farah Obaidullah S3E4 The founder of The Ocean and Us, the editor of the new book The Ocean and Us. 
Ellie Casement S3E3 A dive professional and passionate 'fish geek,' her dedication to oceanic conservation recently led to a remarkable year of research in Roatan, Honduras. 
Brianna Bambic S3E2 Brianna Bambic stands at the forefront of marine conservation as the leader of the Field Engagement team at the Allen Coral Atlas. 
Marina Garmendia S3E1 Marine scientist, co-founder & CEO of Coralisma, a non-profit organization aimed at rebuilding coral populations in Mexico. Season 213 episodes
Dr. Nancy Knowlton S2E15 A distinguished coral reef biologist known for her extensive work in marine science. 
Shelby Thomas S2E14 An experienced leader in marine conservation and restoration, serving as the CEO and Founder of the Ocean Rescue Alliance (ORA). 
Raquel Peixoto S2E13 Dr. Raquel Peixoto is a leading scientist with a specialized focus on coral reef conservation. 
Dr. Dirk Petersen S2E12 The executive director and the founder of SECORE International (SExual COral REproduction), a non-profit organization dedicated to coral reef conservation. 
Dr. Christian Wild S2E11 A German biologist and geographer, currently serving as a professor at the University of Bremen. 
At the International Coral Reef Symposium with Zach Rago (Chasing Coral) S2E10 Zack Rago touches on the importance of combining science with art, outreach, and storytelling. 
Andrea Grottoli S2E9 A Distinguished Professor of Earth Sciences and the former President of the International Coral Reef Society. 
Dr. Charlotte de Fontaubert S2E8 The Global Lead for the Blue Economy at the World Bank. 
Dr. Iris Ziegler S2E6&7 A natural scientist, and an expert on sustainable, ecosystem-compatible fisheries and ocean risk management. 
Simon Young S2E4&5 A volcanologist who went diving in the aftermath of a volcano and hurricane, and realized the need for quick remediation of damage following a natural disaster. 
Reef Technology S2E3 In this episode we discuss Coral Reef Monitoring. From the first marine biologists tracking the health of the reef, all the way to new satellites being launched by NASA. 
The 50 Reefs Initiative S2E2 The Ocean Agency, and their 50 Reefs Initiative. The Ocean Agency has been behind a variety of incredible projects, from the Chasing Coral documentary, to Google's underwater "streetview". 
Welcome to the first episode of Season Two! S2E1 Today we reflect on our favorite ocean stories from 2021, the research and developments that gave us hope. Season 16 episodes
Margaux Hein S1E6 A marine biologist and the Lead Consultant of Marine Ecosystem Restoration (MER) Research and Consulting. 
Rabbi Ed Rosenthal S1E5 The Executive Director of the Hillels of the Florida Suncoast in the Tampa Bay. 
Mariana Mata Lara S1E4 Marine & Coastal Project Manager at Geonardo, Ocean Photographer, Management Team at Surfrider Porto Chapter. 
Bob Sevenster S1E3 Founder and Creator of Coral Aid, Mineral Accretion Technology. 
Andrea Godoy S1E2 A Honduran marine biologist and SCUBA instructor currently working as the Community Outreach for WSORC in Utila, Honduras. 
Daniela Mejia S1E1 Founder and Executive Director of Utila Coral Foundation. No episodes match that search.
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