An interview with Dr Bryce Stewart, scientific consultant on the film Ocean with David Attenborough

An interview with Dr Bryce Stewart, scientific consultant on the film Ocean with David Attenborough

In this episode, we’re talking with Dr Bryce Stewart about the power of community-driven marine conservation. Bryce is a Senior Research Fellow at the MBA and Associate Professor at the University of Plymouth. His work on marine protected areas (MPAs) has contributed to world-renowned examples of participatory marine conservation and management, notably around the Isle of Man and the Isle Arran.

A productive ocean benefits everyone. Listen in to find out how we can not only have our marine biodiversity but eat it too.

For more information about Bryce’s research, visit the MBA website.

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