New England Aquarium

Sustainable Seafood Isn’t Just for People
Michelle Cho
May 24, 2010
00:37:16
Jennifer Goldstein and Michelle Cho, wild fisheries specialists at New England Aquarium, discuss the challenges of balancing sustainability with the needs of some of the Aquarium's most finicky eaters.
Catch-and-Release in Recreational Fisheries
Andy Danylchuk
April 26, 2010
00:48:20
Fish conservation professor Andy Danylchuk explains that catch-and-release as a conservation measure operates under the assumption that the impacts of angling do not negatively affect fish survival.
The Elusive Leatherback Sea Turtle
Connie Merigo
May 11, 2009
01:02:09
Connie Merigo, senior biologist at the New England Aquarium, delves into the life history and biology of the critically endangered leatherback sea turtle.
Sea Turtles as Sentinels of Ecological Health
Alonso Aguirre
May 4, 2009
00:59:03
Dr. Alonso Aguirre, vice president for Conservation Medicine at Wildlife Trust, discusses the new field of conservation medicine, which links wildlife medicine to ecosystem health. In this field, Dr.
Conservation Tourism and Saving Sea Turtles
Wallace Nichols
April 27, 2009
01:07:14
Renowned marine biologist Wallace "J" Nichols discusses his team's eye-opening research on turtles in the wild, and the collaborative efforts to restore Pacific sea turtles.
Coral Reefs: Ecology and Evolution
Daniel Thornhill
April 6, 2009
00:33:23
Marine biologist Dan Thornhill discusses his work investigating the physiological, ecological, and evolutionary processes driving speciation in marine environments.
Causes and Consequences of Coral Decline
Josh Idjadi
March 30, 2009
00:45:14
Josh Idjadi discusses the scientific debate about the causes of the decline of coral reefs, looks at how this might affect the associated reef community, and talks about the recent recovery of a potentially essential algae-eating urchin.
Whales and Wildlife in the Auckland Islands
Scott Kraus
March 7, 2009
00:36:40
Scott Kraus discusses how wildlife in the Auckland Islands can serve as control groups for evaluating stresses on oceanic animals in areas that sustain intensive and widespread human activities.