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New Report: Looking Back while Planning Ahead

Policy

  • New Report: Looking Back while Planning Ahead

    Posted by Bill Mott on September 17, 2020

    Hot off the press: Looking Back while Planning Ahead – A summary of efforts and opportunities to engage the public and advance conservation As we enter a time of…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Communications Research, Conservation Communication, Fisheries, Marine Protected Areas, Museums, Partners, Policy, Social Media, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities, Youth, Zoos
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  • An exciting opportunity for aquariums and zoos to advance “30×30”

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on September 11, 2020

    The First Friday webinar for September focused on the exciting opportunity for aquariums and zoos to help advance the global movement for “30×30,” a call to protect thirty percent…

    Aquariums, Marine Protected Areas, Policy, Visitor Engagement Opportunities, Zoos
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  • President Trump’s Actions Threaten Protection of America’s Ocean Treasures

    Posted by Bill Mott on June 6, 2020

    Yesterday President Trump signed an Executive Order allowing commercial fishing in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument. This Monument, much like…

    Blog Posts, Fisheries, Marine Protected Areas, Policy, Youth
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  • Heartwired to Love Marine Protected Areas

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on April 21, 2020

    Late last fall, The Ocean Project was pleased to receive an ocean messaging grant from Heartwired to Love the Ocean. This grant complements our current collaborative campaign initiative with…

    Aquariums, Conservation Communication, Diversity, Marine Protected Areas, Partners, Policy, Public Awareness, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • New Guide Available to Engage Visitors on Conservation Policy Issues

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on March 4, 2020

    The Ocean Project is pleased to offer a guide summarizing how to apply a successful approach to engaging visitors on policy issues in a way that will raise…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Conservation Communication, Diversity, Fisheries, Policy, Public Awareness, Seafood, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities, Zoos
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  • What Happened at the Policy Engagement and Advocacy Workshop at the AZA Conference Shouldn’t Stay in New Orleans

    Posted by Tom Adams on October 15, 2019

    In September at the AZA Annual Conference, The Ocean Project hosted a policy engagement and advocacy boot camp for two dozen registrants with a variety of professional responsibilities at…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Fisheries, Policy, Seafood, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • Round Two of Fisheries Engagement Effort is a Knockout!

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on September 23, 2019

    A second round of public engagement efforts has expanded our collective understanding of how best to connect with the visiting public about science-based fisheries management policies.

    Aquariums, Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Conservation Communication, Fisheries, Policy, Public Awareness, Seafood, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • never forget

    Posted by Baylee Ritter on August 27, 2019

    Note: This past June, the seven Sea Youth Rise Up 2019 delegates gathered in Washington D.C. to speak out about conservation issues and work together to protect and…

    Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Climate Change, Diversity, Guest Post, Policy, World Oceans Day, Youth
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  • Protect our Ocean by Conserving Forage Fish Populations

    Posted by Tom Adams on July 9, 2019

    Whether it’s TV, movies, or the evening news, the impression too often left with the American people is gridlock in Congress is the only thing that ever happens.  But…

    Aquariums, Behavior Change, Conservation Communication, Environmental Education, Fisheries, Museums, Policy, Public Awareness, Seafood, Zoos
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  • Calling Youth Worldwide to join the World Oceans Day Youth Advisory Council

    Posted by Bill Mott on June 26, 2019

    Apply to join the World Oceans Day Youth Advisory Council! The World Oceans Day Youth Advisory Council (Council) was created in 2016 to help develop World Oceans…

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