Mining Down the Biomass: From Cod to Kelp with Robert Steneck — WildFed Podcast #022

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Recorded24 Mar 2020

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Robert Steneck, Ph.D is a professor of Oceanography, Marine Biology and Marine Policy in the School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine. He's a marine ecologist whose laboratories include coastal zones in the Gulf of Maine and the Caribbean, and his lifetime of marine research is prolific, with topics ranging from coral reefs to lobsters to marine ecosystem dynamics and more. We sat down with Bob on the front porch of his seaside cottage for this conversation on ocean ecology, the management of ocean fisheries, and his hope for a community-based fisheries management model in the future. View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/022

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