# Daniel Pauly
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daniel pauly is a French-born marine biologist, well known for his work in studying human impacts on global fisheries. He is a professor and the project leader of the Sea Around Us Project at the UBC Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries at the University of British Columbia. He also served as Director of the UBC Fisheries Centre from November 2003 to October 2008.
Fisheries are a Global Ponzi Scheme (and how to fix it) – With Daniel Pauly
Why does the most cited fisheries scientist in the world call modern fisheries a global Ponzi scheme?
Welcome to part two of our dive into the future of oceans, where my focus is still on the pathways we can take to preserve ocean ecosystems and fisheries for the future, but this time I’m putting m…
Shifting Baselines
David Roberts wrote for Vox.com in July, about the mental phenomenon of “shifting baselines,” in which we calibrate our expectations to the world we were born into, irrespective of what came before. And in so doing, he wrote, we unintentionally discount the severity of threats to our well-being. Th…
S3E3 C is for Cod, Cockles & Caviar
Things get wet and wild in this episode as the team explore fish and seafood. Allie explores the world of caviar, bumps and all. Sam introduces the gang to cockle bread and Neil asks whether there is any real point to cod?
Don’t forget to email us at aisforapplepod@gmail.com or tag us on Instagram …
Shifting Baselines
David Roberts wrote for Vox.com in July, about the mental phenomenon of “shifting baselines,” in which we calibrate our expectations to the world we were born into, irrespective of what came before. And in so doing, he wrote, we unintentionally discount the severity of threats to our well-being. Th…
Daniel Pauly on preventing the end of fish
Today we’re talking to Dr. Daniel Pauly, professor of marine biology at the University of British Columbia, the leading expert on the declining state of the world's fisheries and something of a philosopher.
Fish is the last wild catch: the last animal food source we hunt and eat en masse from the …
Daniel Pauly - On the current crisis in marine ecosystems
Dr. Daniel Pauly, UBC Fisheries Centre Management of world?s fisheries; part of a two part series on the current crisis of the world?s marine ecosystems. Music from the album Stroll in the Cool, from the UBC School of Music, performed by professors Jesse Read on basson and Michael Strutt on guita…
A Journey Through Solastalgia
Solastalgia: The pain or distress caused by the loss of, or the inability to derive solace connected to the negatively perceived state of one’s home environment (Glenn Albrecht, 2007).
For this episode of the Post Growth Australia Podcast (PGAP) co-hosts Mark Allen and Michael Bayliss explore the…
S26 E5: Waves of Extraction | "The Outlaw Ocean"
The oceans are running out of fish. To slow down that problem, environmentalists pushed for fish farming or aquaculture. The problem is this industry became too big and too hungry. To fatten the farmed fish faster, they started feeding the high-protein pellets called fishmeal — made from massive am…
S26 E5: Waves of Extraction | "The Outlaw Ocean"
The oceans are running out of fish. To slow down that problem, environmentalists pushed for fish farming or aquaculture. The problem is this industry became too big and too hungry. To fatten the farmed fish faster, they started feeding the high-protein pellets called fishmeal — made from massive am…
Aquaculture vs Fisheries? with Daniel Pauly
Welcome to Fishy Work, a podcast on ecologies, labour and fish governance. This is Season 2: Aquaculture vs Capture Fisheries. Since 2022 aquaculture, that’s the breeding and harvesting of fish along with other aquatic organisms has overtaken Capture Fisheries, i.e. fishing in the wild. In this s…
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