The fossil record presents some stunning realities about what life was like on earth in the past. The diversity of life species was extraordinary compared to what we have today. Fossils also tell a story of massive extinction. And the way the fossil record has preserved evidence of these countless different species can only be conceivable through catastrophic conditions. If at first the fossil record seemed to indicate long age rock layer and fossil formation by gradual processes, the evidence that has now accumulated calls this into serious question. 

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Why Cayman Islanders Voted against a massive cruise ship pier is a rare and powerful story of reef protection over profit. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, Andrew Lewin unpacks the bold decision by Cayman citizens to reject a development project that would have severely damaged their coral reef ecosystem. The vote sent a clear message: the long-term health of the ocean matters more than short-term tourism dollars. Why Cayman Islanders Voted is also a reminder that grassroots action can be effective. Andrew explores how this vote happened, what it means for ocean conservation around the world, and how you can channel this momentum into protecting your local waters. He also introduces&nbsp;The Undertow, a growing community of ocean advocates working to inspire and support action like this on a global scale.        Join the Undertow:&nbsp;  Connect with Speak Up For Blue Website:&nbsp; Instagram:&nbsp; TikTok:   Twitter:&nbsp; YouTube:        &nbsp;             &nbsp;

Why Cayman Islanders Voted to Stop a Cruise Ship Pier and Save Their Reef

In this episode of Marine Log’s Listen Up! Podcast, we talk to Bob Lennon, industry manager and expert with Regal Rexnord, for which this podcast is proudly sponsored by. Regal Rexnord, a trusted leader in marine power transmission solutions, specializes in innovative powertrain systems for above and below deck applications and delivers comprehensive solutions, supplying every component from the fly wheel to propeller. 

Power Under Pressure: How Regal Rexnord Is Adapting to Marine’s New Demands

Explore coral reefs with Gavin Miller, Global Reef’s Scientific Program Director, in Part 1 of a two-part Coral Currents episode! This episode unpacks Gavin’s unique path and Koh Tao, Thailand’s conservation efforts. 

Expect:

- Gavin’s journey from psychology to marine biology, blending both for marine conservation

- Artificial reefs and their role in sustaining coral ecosystems with a value beyond dollar signs 

- Koh Tao’s educational tourism, where Gavin’s months-long diving programs teach reef ecosystems, inspiring youth and visitors

- Local impacts and why education is vital for thriving reefs 

Though younger, Koh Tao’s vibrant reefs are a research hotspot—more in Part 2’s research dive 

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Coral Reefs & Psychology Part 1: Gavin Miller’s Journey in Koh Tao

Dr Scarlett Smash and Dr Craken carry on talking about the history of beer. When were the first pubs and taverns? What has beer got to do with witches? Find out on this episode! Contact  for more information about sponsoring MCHH episodes&nbsp; Music credits By Jolly Shore Leave &nbsp;"Al For Me Grog (Trad.)" HandsomeForrune-FE (Adapted Lyrics by Taran Christen : Musical Arrangement by K. Ryan Hart) Represented by Rebellious Entertainment   &nbsp;         &nbsp;

The history of taverns (and beer witches)

On vous embarque pour un événement phare de l’été à Lorient : Lorient Océans, un festival tourné vers la mer, les marins et les cultures maritimes. Animations, concerts, escales festives… Lorient s’apprête à vivre des jours intenses du 3 au 6 juillet prochain. On en parle avec Floriane Jacq, membre de l’organisation chez BVC Organisation. 

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 The voices in this episode are women who took part in the latest United Nations Ocean Conference. They are involved in law, insurance, policy, science, sustainability, and the arts.  They founded and run organisations, sit and advise on boards (or even paddle on them) and have dedicated their lives to the Ocean.
 
A major gender gap persists in ocean governance and finance:  women-led organisations and businesses in the blue economy receive less than one to 2% of major funding streams, and  women hold less than 20% of leadership positions in key international bodies. But they  constitute half of the workforce in small-scale fisheries and aquaculture, and they play crucial roles in science, conservation, and restoration efforts.  

 Because of this blue gender gap,  I wanted to dedicate this part 2 of my new series '30 voices from the UN Ocean Conference' to women.  

I am Louise Romain, sound artist, documentarist, anthropologist, and the podcast producer of Circle of Voices. This episode brings you unedited voice notes I received via Whatsapp.

If you enjoy what you hear, support Circle of Voices via my Patreon and become a monthly sponsor to contribute to my production and creative work into this world: https://www.patreon.com/c/CircleofVoices. Single direct donations are also possible here: https://buy.stripe.com/aFa4gB5zWbYzdDzc48fbq00. And share the episode with a friend you think might find this valuable!

The episode features:
* Cecilia Sevillano, Founder of Ocean Intelligence Services, Colombia/Sweden
* Antoinette Vermilye, Co-founder of Gallifrey Foundation, UK/Switzerland
* Michaela Girvan, Co-founder the Ocean Rights Coalition, UK
* Andrea Herrera, Shark master student from Okeanos Marine research institute, Regional Coordinator for ECOP Early Career Ocean Professional Central America, Portugal
* Melanie Cueff - Scientific officer of the Global Seaweed Coalition, France
* Clara Botto - The Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering, Brasil
* Amber Nuttal - Co-chair of the Bahamas Reef Educational Foundation, Board member of the Blue Marine Foundation, Co-Founder Extreme Hang Out, The Bahamas/UK
* Marie Le Chevalier / Orkasea - DJ and Ocean artivist, France
* Sabrina André - Legal expert on law of the sea,  Board member of Women for Sea, France
* Linzi Hawkin - Co-founder at Protect Blue, UK


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30 Voices from the UN Ocean Conference 2025 - Part 2: Women Ocean Voices at UNOC3

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French Polynesia marine protected area is now the largest in the world, covering nearly 4.8 million square kilometers of ocean. This groundbreaking conservation effort was announced during the United Nations Ocean Conference and includes large no-take zones near the Society and Gambier Islands, along with expansive areas that restrict harmful activities like deep-sea mining and bottom trawling. The MPA recognizes traditional fishing rights while also preserving critical marine habitats. Marine conservation leadership by French Polynesia demonstrates how small island states can make bold commitments to global biodiversity. Backed by IUCN standards and set to expand by another 500,000 km² by 2026, this initiative offers hope in a world where only 8.3% of the ocean is currently protected. In this episode, we explore what this means for ocean life, local communities, and global marine policy—and why the real work begins now with enforcement and support. Link to article:         Join the Undertow:&nbsp;  Connect with Speak Up For Blue Website:&nbsp; Instagram:&nbsp; TikTok:   Twitter:&nbsp; YouTube:        &nbsp;             &nbsp;

How French Polynesia Protected 4.8 Million km² of Ocean: The World’s Largest MPA

Dr Craken chats about two upcoming documentaries that are part of National Geographic's SHARKFEST.&nbsp; He chats to Dan Beecham, cinematographer for "Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory". A new documentary where presenter Bertie and underwater cameraman Dan search the waters of South Africa for the elusive great white shark, and discover local conservation efforts for this threatened species. The team film some of the amazing shark species in South African waters - but will they&nbsp; find the famous apex predator? He also chats with shark scientist Candace Field from the series "Investigation Shark Attack". A six-part series about shark behavior and interactions with humans. What is it about shark behavior that leads to deadly shark attacks? How can we better interact with sharks to reduce the threat to humans and sharks alike. Both documentaries premiere on Disney+ and Hulu on July 5th. Contact  for more information about sponsoring MCHH episodes&nbsp; Music credits By Jolly Shore Leave &nbsp;"Al For Me Grog (Trad.)" HandsomeForrune-FE (Adapted Lyrics by Taran Christen : Musical Arrangement by K. Ryan Hart) Represented by Rebellious Entertainment   &nbsp;

SHARKFEST 2025 - Dan Beecham and "Sharks Up Close" and Candace Fields and "Investigation Shark Attack"

I'm an anthropologist, an imagination activist, a campaigner for multispecies justice and Indigenous rights, a podcast producer and a spoken word artist.

I create immersive sound journeys that bring together authentic stories from the frontlines of climate action, sounds from nature and atmospheric recordings. My show 'Circle of Voices' gathers stories of resilience and resistance in times of collapse and crisis, through human and more-than-human voices. It is an invitation to dream deeper into possible and desirable futures, while engaging with themes of socio-political and environmental justice.

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