Latest blog post at Ocean of Hope: Book Review of World Without Fish: How Kids Can Help Save the Oceans--it's not just for kids, as we all need to hear about overfishing and what we can do to help stop it! https://t.co/bOJallpR6U
As the oceans continue to warm, many fish are heading to colder waters--by 2050 it is estimated fish catches in the Arctic will be up by 30%, but down by half around West Africa, SE Asia and the Pacific Islands- What the Wild Sea Can Be by Helen Scales
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My early reader book series, Lily Lu to the Rescue, is about a 7-year-old Chinese American girl who travels the world with her marine biologist mother and they save ocean animals is out now! ππ¬π¦ππ π³ π¦¦π§
I PLEDGE TO ACT NOW FOR GLOBAL NET ZERO BY 2035 - Sign the Petition! Our very existence depends on us working together! https://t.co/VotiHrJzN1 via @Change
Check out my latest blog post at #Ocean of Hope-an interview with @PatriciaNewman about her latest book, Giant Rays of Hope about one of my favorite marine animals, the #mantaray! https://t.co/1MjOUYydlp
READ: Sea otters may be one of the oceanβs most charismatic critters, but did you know they also play an important role in maintaining the health of marine ecosystems? #SeaOtterAwarenessWeek https://t.co/IP5I7nt10d
Here's a little optimism for your Saturday β¨ In 1910 there were less than 100 #NorthernElephantSeals left π₯ But thanks to conservation efforts, their population is now back to the size it was prior to hunting, which is about 150,000 individuals π€― Change is ALWAYS possible β€οΈ
First Data on Anthropogenic Microparticles in the Gastrointestinal Tract of Juvenile Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks (Sphyrna lewini) in the Gulf of California https://t.co/hySmBzu9Lj
Ever wonder why #seals have such big eyes? π The large lenses in their eyes allow them to see light refracted in water! Their vision evolved to see in the dark and murky depths of the ocean π Learn more π https://t.co/tNbU3b7egX.
Check out Ocean of Hope's latest book review, author Craig Foster's (of #MyOctopusTeacher fame) Amphibious Soul about how we need to connect to the wild within and outside of ourselves, especially in this disconnected age! https://t.co/l47O8zoCRR
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