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• ↓ Key takeaways from my Convention on Migratory Species report on fish aggregating devices in the Mediterranean Sea
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"On September 4, Donald Trump issued an executive order targeting the Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections of gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves. In the Oval Office he stated to an Arizona rancher that “you can shoot them as of today.” Video of this statement has now gone viral, with massive amounts of social media … Read More “Why the new Trump order to shoot wolves is both illegal and a dreadful precedent for endangered species” »"

"The United Nations Environment Programme hired me to produce a Convengtion on Migratory Species report on the environmental impacts associated with fish aggregating devices and how to mitigate those impacts. Here are some key takeaways. FADs very widely in design, and different designs have different environmental impacts. Because open-ocean fish tend to associate with any … Read More “Key takeaways from my Convention on Migratory Species report on fish aggregating devices in the Mediterranean Sea” »"

"I am a huge fan of the Alien franchise…mostly. Alien and Aliens were ground-breaking movies and instant classics. Alien 3 had good parts (mostly the great British actors shining up a quickly knocked out script). Alien Resurrection was … not great.  Alien: Romulus was pretty good, despite a dodgy CGI android and a practical effect … Read More “Aliens, Ridley Scott, and bad science” »"

"This summer, the American Elasmobranch Society held a memorial symposium for beloved scientist Dr. Jeff Carrier, and I was asked to speak about Jeff’s work at Seacamp. By request, here’s the text of my remarks, along with some photos. Many AES members worked with Jeff Carrier for longer than I did. But I bet that … Read More “Sharks, science, and summer camp: Jeff Carrier’s underappreciated Seacamp legacy” »"

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Why the new Trump order to shoot wolves is both illegal and a dreadful precedent for endangered species

Key takeaways from my Convention on Migratory Species report on fish aggregating devices in the Mediterranean Sea

Aliens, Ridley Scott, and bad science

Sharks, science, and summer camp: Jeff Carrier’s underappreciated Seacamp legacy

Have we found the city of Atlantis?