Ecologist Carl Safina’s latest book, “Becoming Wild: How Animal Cultures Raise Families, Create Beauty and Achieve Peace,” explores how animals live their lives within definitive cultures and customs.
For more accurate weather forecasts, follow the fish
Marine science professor and author Carl Safina talks about his new book “The View from Lazy Point – A Natural Year in an Unnatural World.” Safina’s book is mostly based on Long Island but over a year he travels to the four corners of the earth to study e
Out to Sea
With various bills pending to renew the Magnuson-Stevens Fisheries Act, Living on Earth tests the waters in the Northeast.
According to a new WWF report, seventy percent of commercial marine fisheries are on the decline. Rashid Sumaila directs the Fisheries Center the the University of British Columbia. Dr. Sumaila is also the guest in our online Science Forum.
Conservationists say the world’s fisheries are in danger of collapsing from rampant over fishing. But a new study suggests it may be possible to head off this calamity by changing how fisheries are managed.
