Ladyfishes And Gentle Menhadens, Gulls And Buoys, Welcome To The 29th Monthly Carnival of the Blue! The Most Remarkable Ocean Blogs Of The World, Pooled Together In One Monumental Post!
Here’s a call to action for my fellow Blue Bloggers and readers. On Thursday, October 15th, thousands of blogs will unite to write about one topic: climate change.
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Carnival of the Blue #22 is now up for your consideration at Rick’s Malaria, Bedbugs, Sealice and Sunsets blog. It’s a big one.
I contributed a couple things for this Carnival. First, I submitted my last podcast entry, I Heart Darwin. Yes, I know, it is an audio submission and not your [...]
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With Mark’s approval, I set up a Twitter account for Carnival of the Blue. I expect most folks reading this blog already know about the best monthly blog carnival for ocean bloggers. But I hope Twitter will be a way to attract more attention to our collective effort. And maybe, just maybe, [...]
On the show: the year of living scientifically, an interview with Scott Isebrand about the BlogForDarwin promotion that you can participate in and how cephalopods ♥♥♥ science.
00:00 – Introduction and updates
02:45 – wordcampmiami.com
03:20 – Florida Marine Science Educators Association conference
05:00 – National Marine Educators Association conference
06:35 – [...]
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How much verse could a sea squirt squirt if a sea squirt could squirt verse? To find out, head over to Carnival of the Blue #21 which is now available for your consideration at The Oyster’s Garter.
For a list of past Carnivals, visit the mothersite. Next month’s ride will begin at Malaria, Bedbugs, Sea Lice, [...]
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Listener Reviews
An essential Ocean Podcast
★★★★★
If you love the ocean or any of the denizens of the deep, this podcast is a must listen. It's clean, fun and informative!
Eric Heupel, The Other 95%
Great Educational Podcast
★★★★
This podcast is fun and is excellent for any one who loves science and loves to learn.
Dave LaMorte, Teaching for the Future