Over the years I’ve been increasingly frustrated by how effective the environmental community is in selling its side of the right whale story to the public, seamlessly ignoring so many of the known threats to … Continue reading
First published in Landings, June, 2016. In the movie The Karate Kid, a martial arts master agrees to teach a bullied boy how to defend himself. One of the first lessons is to wax the … Continue reading
Over the years I’ve been increasingly frustrated by how effective the environmental community is in selling its side of the right whale story to the public, seamlessly ignoring so many of the known threats to … Continue reading
Category: WhalesFirst published July 8 and reprinted with permission. Climate change, a supply of seals to eat and effective conservation in the United States are all possible explanations for the apparent increase in great white sharks … Continue reading
Category: ScienceIndeed, these are weird times. Maine’s 4,500 independent owner-operator lobstermen are navigating what feels like never-before-experienced conditions of uncertainty. Tradition is something that this industry values deeply and credits for much of its success. While … Continue reading
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