Dr. Victor Restrepo: “Getting My Feet Wet”
In our “Getting My Feet Wet” series, we interviewed Dr. Victor Restrepo to learn why he became a marine/fisheries scientist — and what keeps him inspired to make new discoveries.
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Dr. Jerry Scott: “Getting My Feet Wet”
In our “Getting My Feet Wet” series, we interviewed Dr. Jerry Scott to learn why he became a marine/fisheries scientist — and what keeps him inspired to make new discoveries.
Dr. Keith Sainsbury: “Getting My Feet Wet”
In our “Getting My Feet Wet” series, we interviewed Dr. Keith Sainsbury to learn why he became a marine/fisheries scientist — and what keeps him inspired to make new discoveries.
Dr. Meryl Williams: “Getting My Feet Wet”
In our “Getting My Feet Wet” series, we interviewed Dr. Meryl Williams to learn why she became a marine/fisheries scientist — and what keeps her inspired to make new discoveries.
Dr. Victor Restrepo: “Reel Insights”
We sat down with Dr. Victor Restrepo to find out what he finds most fascinating about his field, including his specialty areas and research projects.
Dr. Keith Sainsbury: “Reel Insights”
We sat down with Dr. Keith Sainsbury to find out what he finds most fascinating about his field, including his specialty areas and research projects.
Dr. Meryl Williams: “Reel Insights”
We sat down with Dr. Meryl Williams to find out what she finds most fascinating about her field, including her specialty areas and research projects.
Dr. Dale Squires: “Reel Insights”
We sat down with Dr. Dale Squires to find out what he finds most fascinating about his field, including his specialty areas and research projects.
Dr. Jerry Scott: “Reel Insights”
We sat down with Dr. Jerry Scott to find out what he finds most fascinating about his field, including his specialty areas and research projects.
Bycatch Mitigation for Silky Sharks: Testing Methods to Keep Silky Sharks Out of Tuna Fishing Nets
At ISSF, we are working with scientists and fishers to reduce the impact of commercial fishing on the marine environment. Get a behind-the-scenes look as we test one method to save sharks incidentally caught in a tuna purse-seine net — potentially saving at least 20% of sharks encircled.