Podcast: Ocean Poddy (S1E1) “SOS Galapagos”

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🎙️NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙️ SOS Galapagos! Right now, a 260 strong fleet of Chinese fishing vessels is sat at the border of shark hotspot Galapagos Marine Reserve… Ft. podcast guests @mission_blue @max_bello @sosgalapagos , @galapagosgsc TUNE IN Full episode: 👉 linktr.ee/oceanpoddy Special thanks to #SosMembers for speaking on this special episode ✊🏽 @gregaranea and Rubén Montalvo 🛑#SosGalapagos🛑 #Share #Podcast

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🔴#sosgalapagos🔴 Podcast Episode by @oceanpoddy

🎙️NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙️

SOS Galapagos! Right now, a 260 strong fleet of Chinese fishing vessels is sat at the border of shark hotspot Galapagos Marine Reserve… Ft. podcast guests @mission_blue@max_bello@sosgalapagos , @galapagosgsc TUNE IN

Full episode:
👉 linktr.ee/oceanpoddy

Special thanks to #SosMembers for speaking on this special episode ✊🏽
@gregaranea and Rubén Montalvo

🛑#SosGalapagos🛑

#Share#Podcast

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🎙 NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙 // SOS Galapagos! Right now, a 260 strong fleet of Chinese fishing vessels is sat at the border of the Galapagos Marine Reserve – a biodiversity paradise and shark hotspot – apparently hoovering up anything that happens to swim by. Following the story of Hope the whale shark, at first Mads thinks she’s exploring a shark conservation issue, but as she digs deeper, uncovers the truth about a much darker, more ominous reality. Tune in to the first episode of SharkPoddy as Mads gets curious about shark-finning, fish-laundering and what happens when ships “go dark”. LINK IN BIO TO LISTEN 🌟 Huge thank you to podcast guests: @Max_Bello from @Mission_Blue // Daniela Alarcon (@Dani_a55) from @Galapagosgsc // Fernando Ruben Montalvo Salas & Greg Aranea Olvera from @SOSGalapagos Introducing Season Two… SharkPoddy! The second series of Ocean Poddy assumes a slightly different tone as tropical marine biologist, underwater photographer & waterwoman Mads takes you on a journey to discover the elasmobranchs (sharks and rays) of the world. Running in parallel with Ocean Poddy’s more informal, slightly boozy series, SharkPoddy gives Mads the space to create something a little more formal, investigative and to try out something a little different.

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