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This is Marine Conservation | ocean science, stories, and solutions to protect our blue planet

This is Marine Conservation | ocean science, stories, and solutions to protect our blue planet

著者: Casey Snook
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If you love the ocean and feel called to protect it, you’re in the right place. This Is Marine Conservation brings the ocean straight to your earbuds through inspiring stories, accessible marine science, and real-world ways YOU can help protect our blue planet starting today.


Hosted by a young female marine scientist whose life has been shaped by saltwater, curiosity, and countless underwater adventures, this show blends storytelling, science, and simple action steps so marine conservation feels doable, meaningful, and deeply personal for everyone.


Each episode dives into ocean conservation, marine biology, marine science, how to help the ocean, and ocean career pathways. You'll hear conversations with researchers, conservationists, divers, artists, policy experts, and the everyday ocean lovers making waves in their communities. You’ll also hear solo, story-rich episodes that pull back the curtain on life in the field, from research highs to salty misadventures, told in a way that’s welcoming and accessible, not science-heavy.


You’ll walk away with:
🌍 Practical actions you can take immediately to help the ocean
📚 Clear explanations of current marine issues and breakthroughs
🌊 Inspiring stories that reconnect you with the wonder, value, and power of the ocean
🧭 Guidance and insight for those curious about ocean-focused education or careers


Whether you’re an aspiring marine biologist, a conservation professional, a scuba diver, or simply someone who loves the sea, this show will leave you informed, empowered, and more connected to the ocean than ever.


Ready to protect the ocean, one episode at a time? Subscribe to This Is Marine Conservation and let's dive in.

© 2026 This is Marine Conservation | ocean science, stories, and solutions to protect our blue planet
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  • Sustainable Seafood 101: 4 Simple Tips to Make Better Choices at the Seafood Counter
    2026/06/30

    Sustainable seafood sounds simple... until you're standing at the counter, staring at five kinds of white fish with zero idea what to buy.

    In this episode, I'm breaking down five low-effort, high-impact tips for making better seafood choices, no marine science degree required!

    In this episode, we chat about why eating local matters, what eating low on the food chain actually means, which eco-labels are worth trusting (and which to take with a grain of salt), why ocean plants deserve a spot on your plate, and one easy swap you can make as soon as this week.

    These changes are small, but they compound. You don't have to overhaul your whole diet to make a difference. By the end, you'll have at least one concrete habit to bring to the seafood counter next time you shop.


    EPISODE SHOW NOTES (click for all the links!)


    Podcast website

    Casey's Instagram - @caseysnook_

    Podcast Instagram - @thisismarineconservation

    Say hello! Contact Casey here.


    SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW

    If you loved this episode, it’d mean the world if you took a moment to subscribe and leave a review and/or rating wherever you’re listening! Your support helps this podcast reach more ocean lovers and aspiring marine conservationists just like you. Thank you!


    Looking to break into the world of marine conservation, but don’t know where to start? I’ve got you! Download my free resource, the Aspiring Marine Conservationist’s toolkit at caseysnook.com/toolkit and start making waves in your career today 🌊

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  • Meet the Special "Flonduran" Corals Thriving Against All Odds — and the Woman Championing Them, Juli Berwald
    2026/06/22

    What would you say if someone told you there was a thriving coral reef in a bay full of industrial pollution, sediment runoff, and unusually warm water — and that it had been there for many years? You'd probably say that's impossible. Juli Berwald said the same thing, and then she got on a plane to Honduras to see it for herself.

    Juli is an ocean scientist, award-winning author of Spineless and Life on the Rocks, and founder of the nonprofit Tela Coral. In this episode, we get into the mystery behind Tela Bay's improbable elkhorn coral population, the "Flonduran" coral hybrids that are making waves in Florida reef restoration, what it actually takes to build a biobank from scratch in a foreign country, and how a violinist helped raise $86,000 for coral conservation through the power of live music.

    We also talk about science writing — how Juli went from textbooks to National Geographic, why she writes memoir into her science books, and what she'd tell anyone who wants to do what she does.

    This one genuinely made me want to book a flight to Honduras. I think you'll feel the same way.


    EPISODE SHOW NOTES (click for all the links!)


    Juli's website: JuliBerwald.com

    Follow Juli: @JuliBerwald

    Juli's nonprofit, Tela Coral: TelaCoral.org

    Follow Tela Coral: @TelaCoral

    Preorder Juli's newest book!! The Shell Seeker: Encounters with 30 Seashells comes out July 7, 2026


    Podcast website

    Casey's Instagram - @caseysnook_

    Podcast Instagram - @thisismarineconservation

    Say hello! Contact Casey here.


    SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW

    If you loved this episode, it’d mean the world if you took a moment to subscribe and leave a review and/or rating wherever you’re listening! Your support helps this podcast reach more ocean lovers and aspiring marine conservationists just like you. Thank you!


    Looking to break into the world of marine conservation, but don’t know where to start? I’ve got you! Download my free resource, the Aspiring Marine Conservationist’s toolkit at caseysnook.com/toolkit and start making waves in your career today 🌊

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  • I Had a Terrible Marine Conservation Volunteering Experience. Here's How to Avoid my Mistakes.
    2026/06/16

    Earlier this year, I went to volunteer with a marine conservation organization in the Bali area of Indonesia... and within three days of arriving, I had quit. This episode is the story of what happened, and more importantly, what I learned from it, so you don't have to make the same mistakes I did.


    This episode is really about something bigger than any one organization. It's about how to vet a volunteering program before you commit your time and money, what red flags to actually take seriously, how to listen to your gut once you're there, and how to walk away when you need to. The marine conservation field needs more volunteers, but it needs you to be safe, supported, and treated with respect. Let's talk about how to make that more likely.


    In this episode, you'll learn:

    • How to vet a marine conservation organization beyond their website and curated reviews
    • Why a real conversation (Zoom ideally, phone at minimum) is non-negotiable before you commit money
    • Which pre-arrival red flags really matter, and why slow communication is information, not just an annoyance
    • Why a nonprofit is still a business, and what good operational standards look like
    • How to tell what your experience will be by watching how leaders treat the people already there
    • When and how to quit, even after you've paid and traveled
    • How to hold onto your own professional standards when you're being pressured to do things differently
    • Why a shared mission doesn't automatically mean shared values, and how to spot the difference


    Important note: I'm not naming the organization in this episode. I believe everyone trying to do marine conservation work has good intentions, even when execution falls short, and this isn't a podcast about tearing other people down. But if you're considering volunteering with a marine conservation program in the Bali area and you're worried it might be the one I'm describing, please reach out to me privately. DM me on Instagram or send an email, and I'll happily talk it through with you one-on-one.


    EPISODE SHOW NOTES (click for all the links!)


    Podcast website

    Casey's Instagram - @caseysnook_

    Podcast Instagram - @thisismarineconservation

    Say hello! Contact Casey here.


    SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW

    If you loved this episode, it’d mean the world if you took a moment to subscribe and leave a review and/or rating wherever you’re listening! Your support helps this podcast reach more ocean lovers and aspiring marine conservationists just like you. Thank you!


    Looking to break into the world of marine conservation, but don’t know where to start? I’ve got you! Download my free resource, the Aspiring Marine Conservationist’s toolkit at caseysnook.com/toolkit and start making waves in your career today 🌊

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    44 分
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