E10: How to inspire the next generation of Ocean Superheroes by Treading Lighter
Release Date: 10/11/2019
Zac Edwards - Can there be sustainable fishing?
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We discuss sustainable fishing, whether there is such a thing, and what you can do to get a career in marine protection and conservation. The realities of field work and how to get internships in projects you love.
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E14: Wayne and Koda: Walking the coast of Britain, nature connection & overcoming eco-anxiety
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If you are ever in any doubt about what it is possible to achieve in life then this is the inspirational story for you!
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E13: Oceans 8 Brighton New Years Resolution 2020 Eco-Tips
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The expertise of 6 of the 8 @oceans8brighton team in one podcast!
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E12: The Modern Milkman: Can technology save the planet?
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After watching the Blue Planet 2 episode with the sperm whale baby eating the plastic bucket, Paul White and three of his friends decided that they needed to be a part of the solution.
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E11: Turning Your Passion into a Sustainable Business with Rob Thompson
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Rob Thompson got creative with ocean waste and turned it into kayaks amount other things.
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E10: How to inspire the next generation of Ocean Superheroes by Treading Lighter
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead
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E9: Atlanta Cook - How to be an effective Ocean Activist
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How to be an effective ocean activist - a question on many people's mind at the moment.
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E8: What is the true cost of Con-Venience? Explored with artist Louise McCurdy
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Louise is a fellow Oceans 8 Brighton consultant and has been creating informative art from waste plastic since 2006.
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E7: Setting up the country's first community recycling hub & stories about 'stuff'
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This episode is a bit longer but Melanie is just too interesting and inspiring so I didn't want to cut much out!
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E6: How to be a zero waste mum with Claire Sumners aka Zero Waste Maman.
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The Ocean has a tummy ache!
info_outline"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead
The quote by Margaret Mead is one of Libby's favourites so it seems fitting to start with it.
This episode is for you if:
- You want to inspire the next generation of ocean super heroes.
- You have children, are a teacher or just want to inspire them to become guardians of their own future planet.
- You love Manta Rays or Whalesharks of diving or the Ocean
- You like cycle touring
- You are interested in bamboo bikes
- You like hearing stories from ordinary people who have decided to do something positive to change the world
I met Libby on the very first #PaddleCleanup expedition that I took part in. We instantly connected over our passion for the oceans creatures, diving and rubbish. It was just before Libby took off on her bike made of grass to cycle the length of New Zealand. We could have done a whole other podcast about Sunny her amazing bamboo bike and her cycle touring trips!
Libby is a primary school teacher by profession although she quit her teaching job after one of her students set her a challenge to walk her talk. There are more visuals including a time-lapse of her bike decorations over on the blog post about this episode.