Building a Career in Marine Conservation: Insights from Dr David Shiffman
By
Dr Nick Askew
Not artisan, but a perfectly fine bagel. Hits the spot.
Summary
This article is a podcast episode description featuring Dr David Shiffman, a marine conservation biologist and science communicator. It discusses his career journey at the intersection of marine science, conservation policy, and public engagement, with a focus on shark conservation. The content provides guidance on building a meaningful career in marine conservation, drawing from Shiffman's experience as an author of "Why Sharks Matter" and his role as Marine Conservation Expert in Residence at Conservation Careers.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledWhat does it really take to build a career protecting our oceans?
David has spent his career exploring the intersection of marine science, conservation policy, and public engagement, with a particular focus on sharks and the threats they face.
How to build a meaningful career protecting our oceans, with our guest Dr David Shiffman.
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