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@ayanaeliza

Founder . Marine biologist, conservation strategist, adjunct professor, and Brooklyn native.

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bit.ly/OceanCollectiv
Joined February 2011
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    22 Feb 2017

    My on ocean conservation. 🔑 It's about people, not fish. 🎣 And we need to use ocean zoning and triage. 💙

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  2. Retweeted
    29 Dec 2017

    Couldn’t agree more with this thread. All young job seekers should check this out 👇🏼

    Yes, resumes are an incredibly subjective thing--what one person finds effective, another finds annoying. But since I've spent an afternoon reading them in the waiting area of a car service place, here are my hot takes on resumes and applying for a job:
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  3. 16 hours ago

    I’ve heard worse resolutions 🤓

    we only dating scientists 2018
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  4. 16 hours ago

    Happy from me and my mom’s chickens. cc

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  5. 17 hours ago

    happy new year ✨ and thanks for sharing! 💙

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  6. Retweeted
    30 Dec 2017

    Systemic racism kills. Literally. Daily. This is why I have no space for folks who try to reduce the issue of racism to a mere "culture war", as though racism is just a bad idea held by otherwise decent people & not a brutal system that deprives people of humanity

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  7. Retweeted
    19 hours ago

    Top 20 Ocean Conservation Wins of 2017 from

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  8. 22 hours ago

    Demolishing ocean protections is not okay — our food security, economy, and culture depend on a healthy ocean. Opening marine monuments to commercial fishing? NO. Opening coastal waters to oil drilling? NO. thanks for hosting me and this convo.

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    22 hours ago

    Explore Dock to Dish Nicaragua a new sourcing program launched with our partners at the Cayuga Collection and that features a tiny carbon footprint and the most advanced tracking technologies ever unveiled in the industry

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  10. Retweeted
    Jan 3

    Yes, there really some wins in 2017. Take a look at 20 positive happenings via by

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  11. Retweeted
    Jan 4

    In less than 40 years, mass bleaching of coral reefs went from nonexistent to once every 6 years on average. That means the reefs don't have time to recover.

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    Jan 5

    LIVE: Trump wages war on the environment w/

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    Jan 5

    The inspiring on 2017 achievements for the ocean. Here is to

    Good news! ✨ Governments and corporations stepped up this year for ocean conservation. 💙 Here’s my list of top commitments from ’s and ’s Ocean Conference. Much more of this in 2018 please!!
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  14. Retweeted
    Jan 4

    Almost a year in, this is the most anti-science Administration we’ve ever had.

    No president in recent history has needed a capable science adviser more while apparently wanting one less than President Trump
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    Jan 4

    The President’s offshore oil & gas plan is an outrage—a huge step backward. It threatens coastal economies, fisheries and ocean wildlife. Our remarkable ocean ecosystems—and all of us who depend on them—deserve better. We'll win this fight.

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    Jan 4

    .'s most exciting ocean conservation commitments of 2017 via

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    Jan 4

    This has become a bit of a new year tradition that pulls together and it is always an inspiring read. We need more and to celebrate our successes, even more now in this political climate than ever.

    Good news! ✨ Governments and corporations stepped up this year for ocean conservation. 💙 Here’s my list of top commitments from ’s and ’s Ocean Conference. Much more of this in 2018 please!!
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    Jan 4

    Great look back at 2017 ocean conservation wins. Thanks for an inspiring start to 2018! A big year ahead for the ocean.

    Good news! ✨ Governments and corporations stepped up this year for ocean conservation. 💙 Here’s my list of top commitments from ’s and ’s Ocean Conference. Much more of this in 2018 please!!
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  19. Retweeted
    Jan 3

    Fabulous piece by on the successes and committments from last year - A strong platform for 2018 and International Year of The Reef to build on

    Good news! ✨ Governments and corporations stepped up this year for ocean conservation. 💙 Here’s my list of top commitments from ’s and ’s Ocean Conference. Much more of this in 2018 please!!
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    Jan 3

    2018 looks to be a big year for the oceans. Here's what to keep an eye on: by ,

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  21. Retweeted
    Jan 3

    I look forward to this list every year - thanks ! Let’s see what we can accomplish in 2018 💙🌊

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