Octavio Aburto: “Mangroves, Marine Protected Areas, and the value of protecting our ocean.”
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Octavio Aburto is a professor and research scientist at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, professional photographer, National Geographic Explorer, and NewAtlantis Labs advisor.
In this episode, we talk about:
The critical role mangroves play and how we can protect themHow Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) allow for ocean regenerationWhat turf ecosystems are and how they are evolving due to climate changeThe 25-year survey of the Gulf of California and what changes he has seen over the decades
…and much more!
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