Samantha Andrews 3 August 2014 Conservation How not to hit a whale: Move the shipping lane Samantha Andrews 3 August 2014 Conservation Since whales can't easily get out of our way, we should make sure we are not in theirs.
Samantha Andrews 27 July 2014 Conservation The unexpected benefits of windfarms… for seals Samantha Andrews 27 July 2014 Conservation Wind farms in the ocean provide renewable energy - and a great place for seals
Samantha Andrews 13 July 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture The changing face of fisheries in the English Channel Samantha Andrews 13 July 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture How centuries of fishing has changed the English Channel
Samantha Andrews 22 June 2014 Technology, Animals & Plants Life in the high seas. We know it’s there but how do we measure it? Samantha Andrews 22 June 2014 Technology, Animals & Plants We need to start protecting life in the high seas better than we are. Of course, it is not that simple.
Samantha Andrews 30 May 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Whose eating all the Menhaden? Probably not spiny dogfish... Samantha Andrews 30 May 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Spiny dogfish have been blamed for the disappearance of menhaden - but that blame is unwaranted.
Samantha Andrews 6 May 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Balanced Harvesting Samantha Andrews 6 May 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Is balanced harvesting a way to make fisheries more sustainable?
Samantha Andrews 6 May 2014 Animals & Plants, Community Science Storms taking a toll on Jersey’s seabirds Samantha Andrews 6 May 2014 Animals & Plants, Community Science Seabird living in Jersey, Channel Islands took a battering in the winter of 2013/2014.
Samantha Andrews 5 May 2014 Animals & Plants Where the young turtles swim Samantha Andrews 5 May 2014 Animals & Plants Scientists find young loggerhead turtles make surprising journeys
Samantha Andrews 27 April 2014 Conservation, Animals & Plants, Community Science Citizen Science shows promise for shark monitoring Samantha Andrews 27 April 2014 Conservation, Animals & Plants, Community Science Citizen scientists are helping to monitor sharks, providing vital information that can help us take better care of them.
Samantha Andrews 27 April 2014 Conservation, Animals & Plants Whale population shows signs of recovery... just in time for a new port development Samantha Andrews 27 April 2014 Conservation, Animals & Plants A port development proposal in British Columbia, Canada was being held back by the status of whales... until now.
Samantha Andrews 30 March 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Not all fisheries are created equal Samantha Andrews 30 March 2014 Fisheries & Aquaculture Not all fisheries are created equal - and not all fisheries are as poorly managed as others. But does fishery management mean that a fishery can achieve that hallowed if rather vague ‘sustainability’ goal?
Samantha Andrews 15 March 2014 Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, People and the Sea Marine conservation and the human equation Samantha Andrews 15 March 2014 Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, People and the Sea Nathan Bennett has been actively researching the links between the environment and human societies for many years.
