Send us a text Dr. Brent Hughes takes us on a fascinating journey through California's coastal ecosystems, revealing the unexpected ways sea otters transform their environments. As an Associate Professor at Sonoma State University with a background spanning from the center of landlocked Kansas to the rugged Pacific coast, Hughes brings unique perspective to marine conservation. The conversation explores how foundation species like kelp, seagrass, and salt marshes create the physical structur...
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Send us a text Dr. Brent Hughes takes us on a fascinating journey through California's coastal ecosystems, revealing the unexpected ways sea otters transform their environments. As an Associate Professor at Sonoma State University with a background spanning from the center of landlocked Kansas to the rugged Pacific coast, Hughes brings unique perspective to marine conservation. The conversation explores how foundation species like kelp, seagrass, and salt marshes create the physical structur...
OpenOceans Global Founder Carl Nettleton on Plastics in our Oceans & the UN Plastics Treaty's Next Session Fall 2025
Resilient Earth Radio & Podcast
57 minutes
8 months ago
OpenOceans Global Founder Carl Nettleton on Plastics in our Oceans & the UN Plastics Treaty's Next Session Fall 2025
OpenOceans Global is focused on addressing the issue of plastics in our oceans. In this episode we discuss the challenges and potential solutions related to plastic waste management, and the development of a toolkit for analyzing plastic waste data. We also discuss the role of data mapping in visualizing different perspectives, and the potential of innovative solutions like a biodegradable plastic material developed by the Riken Center in Japan. Carl also had a news update on the United Natio...
Resilient Earth Radio & Podcast
Send us a text Dr. Brent Hughes takes us on a fascinating journey through California's coastal ecosystems, revealing the unexpected ways sea otters transform their environments. As an Associate Professor at Sonoma State University with a background spanning from the center of landlocked Kansas to the rugged Pacific coast, Hughes brings unique perspective to marine conservation. The conversation explores how foundation species like kelp, seagrass, and salt marshes create the physical structur...
