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Building Mutually Beneficial Relationships with Elected Officials

Fisheries
  • Building Mutually Beneficial Relationships with Elected Officials

    Posted by Tom Adams on March 28, 2018

    To help you better understand the public policy space and what role aquariums and zoos can play at the comfort level that works for you, The Ocean Project is…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Fisheries, Policy, Seafood
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  • Nothing fishy about engaging visitors on fisheries issues

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on March 22, 2018

    In his recent post The Ocean Project’s policy advisor, Tom Adams, underscored the importance of protecting the policies that protect our ocean, and referred to the need for…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Fisheries, Partners, Policy, Public Awareness, Seafood, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • The Foxes are Guarding the Henhouse: An unprecedented need to protect the policies that protect our environment

    Posted by Tom Adams on March 12, 2018

    At a watch party for President Trump’s inauguration ceremony in January 2017, I had a conversation with a friend who’s a lawyer at one of DC’s biggest law and…

    Blog Posts, Fisheries, Marine Protected Areas, Policy
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  • The Ocean Project launches new initiative to promote science-based federal fisheries policy and healthy, sustainable marine ecosystems

    Posted by Bill Mott on September 29, 2017

    Healthy and productive marine ecosystems are critical to sustaining food, jobs, and recreation for millions of people, as well as producing other intrinsic quality of life benefits. To have…

    Aquariums, Conservation Communication, Fisheries, Museums, Partners, Policy, Public Awareness, Seafood, Strategic Communication, Sustainability, Visitor Engagement Opportunities, Zoos
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