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    Author: @alextilley

    Hi, I'm Alex. I am a co-founder of Talking Oceans and a fisheries scientist. My research focuses on how technology can improve management and wellbeing in aquatic food systems. Find me on Twitter

    #raysneedlove2 – urgently!

    Earlier this month we were at the Sharks International 2014 conference in Durban, South Africa. This conference presents recent progress made every four years in the study of… Read more “#raysneedlove2 – urgently!”

    June 27, 2014 by @alextilley

    Chomes: A little village taking a stand for mangroves

    Our first approach to the little fishing community of Chomes was from above. A low quality satellite image from Google Earth showing a fragmented system of mangroves… Read more “Chomes: A little village taking a stand for mangroves”

    February 23, 2014 by @alextilley

    Two glimmers of hope for sharks in Costa Rica?

    The Gulf of Nicoya, situated midway along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast is home to more than 17,000 hectares of mangrove forest composed of 6 different species. These… Read more “Two glimmers of hope for sharks in Costa Rica?”

    February 14, 2014 by @alextilley

    Wanted – wildlife film editor!

    The newest initiative of Talking Oceans is the first ocean film festival of Colombia – CineMar, and we are looking for a budding wildlife filmaker to edit… Read more “Wanted – wildlife film editor!”

    January 25, 2014 by @alextilley

    Se busca – Editor de documentales ambientales

    La nueva iniciativa de la Fundación Talking Oceans es el lanzamiento del primer festival de cine en Colombia dedicado exclusivamente a divulgar la importancia y belleza del… Read more “Se busca – Editor de documentales ambientales”

    January 25, 2014 by @alextilley

    “New conservation”?

    One of the first models of conservation was one of exclusion and exclusivity, where Kings of England set aside private hunting reserves to protect wild populations for… Read more ““New conservation”?”

    January 14, 2014 by @alextilley

    Chasing stingrays

    When I meet people and tell them I work with stingrays, it elicits various responses depending on their background, but almost invariably their chosen words include a… Read more “Chasing stingrays”

    December 31, 2013 by @alextilley

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