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the diving is, is just an incredible thing for me. i want to be under water. it's a magical event. it's a mystical event. the most of the time it's meditation. it puts you in a state of mind that you know peace you have to wait, you have to be patients. sometimes they don't come. but when you encounter these animals, when you see the shark, so you see the turtles, it's just cashing pulling all over it. i really can't describe it. we need these equal systems to be resilient. the ocean provides services for us that we require as humanity. and these echo systems are going to suffer more and
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more with climate change. and we need to adapt. and it seems to be that humanity is working really, really hard. so the oceans will not have that resilience. and that's the sad part. we gotta get these changes done. we must save these animals the because i work with many young people putting all the science together so that one we can create a new marine protected area and to so that we can improve the management of these areas and grandma's. so new year we started studying the movements of bull sharks, the movements of man to raise the movements of hawks field turtles and try to provide the authorities with the best scientific evidence possible. so if they could come up with a reasonable management plans, where should we fish,
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when should we fish? where should, with the marine protected areas being what it was, you know, the place many those that as a get the always, you know, so it was this almost at the end of the and then this, this any model is moving in to find out what is the level less youngest, i'm present doesn't go study. gus is plaza and i see us. that's what the saw on us and the plans that this goes to play move there. seems that nobody's all 3 equal as it goes, he's gonna make us buy something percentage. and that's what i'm at the bottom based on the phone that i showed you into the gutted stuff. so in this product that is most flip and we did it for the kinetic soon as i'm a nickel, calibrate them. ethan, especially as i use the there's a concept when we're settings ecology that says that bio diversity generates by diversity. the, the thought that
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we need to have that diversity because if not, we're going to hurt our own capacity to keep on using the ocean. the, the stat and then present that as much as in the, most of the present, the doing with them as a little more to the customers, the wind up and the better to put our st. neither. so what do we need to come and come into the we tie these animals with the caustic tags, it's a little cylinder about this one. it emits a sound every 60 seconds in order to to listen to this, we have to install listening stations. whenever a tag dynamo swims by one of our listening stations, the listening stations can hear the tag, and then we get hit. so every 4 or 5 minutes, we have to go to our listening stations that are under water. we dial all the
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information and that will tell us every time one of our touch starts swam within a 500 meter range of that receiver. so we have the date, the time in this specific number, the and it doesn't look at it unless it is a little bit of money because of course it goes both dom item list of that the u. k . display assistance. most the most it'd be done by the bottom, which is, you must goes as much as it is to use the said got a business you have less to going english to sending model is it gets uncle me in the a and then let's pull us you wanted the just the the the say, cynthia, just like a lot of people. they told me for my son cameras, click the lymphoma. sheila 90 sounds, you know,
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it's on ellis island parmesan lane, but it's almost, it's almost like when you've got a light, as a matter of fact, the closing date because comment in the report back is but that's not going to create any change. the change is going to occur when you turn that science in the policy. this is not a trivial problem. this is not a chart problem. there's an over fishing problem, and we got to solve it. of this fishing and coastal waters didn't really start until the seventy's 5 families came from spain in the fifty's to develop shrimp trolling in costa rica. and during the following decades it was a bonanza. but then they were very noticing over efficient problems and they started getting concerned every now and then we would have dozens of turtles, washington on the beaches and it was a mystery like white. and it didn't take long to figure out that it was the shrimp trawlers and the ship towers would tell me, randal, we know it is
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a problem. we know we have to work and help protect these journals, but you're ignoring the long 9 industry. the song sent us the answers on the lot, and it's almost like that, and because i, my cetera, is more focused, alexia, you break up the new medicine space, is that the 2 guys do it on these thoughts as best as best as christ. i'm a and maybe i'll come in like a medium again, then the rest of us value and peace of the able to get a friend on them on a long line boat and we gave him a video camera and his mission was to obtain footage of sea turtles caught on these long lines. he said, oh randall, you got to check out this. and he showed me the same as the footage of the blue shark. getting fed on his coast recombine in my boat. and i think this is one of
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the 1st evidence ever obtained of live sharpening happening right in front of us. the my career made a really important twist. they were here to get shirts for the shark fin industry in china. shark fin. soup is a delicacy. it's a matter of status. it's to show that you're prosperous. now, a key little sharp. vince can go for a 100 to a $150.00. but the meat of the shark only goes for like $0.50 of
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a dollar for the meat. if you catch one shark at sea and you have enough defense and fill the shark away, you can keep on fishing. so economically it makes total sense. asked, i say, can you say i yes, and i sort of bias cities. i'd like to add it. they'll allow you to coordinate any money close or you don't have to take us one moment to go ahead and book it. but it's when i ask a guy, lot doing it allows you to analyze the do. it only include that in us singularly as in england, people are going through a lot of that. let's do it on this because i did us, do you think of any goodness i left us, the photo might not do it. i had a quick video and i'd like to go to the day or so, so you get on the so base we have to stop killing shirts, i don't care defense are attached or not, otherwise they're going to look go the way of the back. trudel, which is practically extinct and these are top. the
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law came to realize very early in my career that who cares about science? we produce to science, we know what needs to be done. and when policy decisions have to be made, science goes in the backseat, the meeting, we had a good sense of how tricky we're losing the out of this tower, right? and every species that goes extinct are, or the population collapses of that species, even if it doesn't go extinct,
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you're taking one of those supports out and you take another one out and you take another one out and eventually after you've taken. and also the whole thing collapses. we are in this explanatory extinction. when we hear that there are a 1000000 species going extinct, we get scared. but it's not only species, it's important. it's the abundance of by diversity. let's plug it in any time soon to to develop own fully, almost bed means getting into so to guessing went up and put it on your post. how to put that on the rest of to the smaller hammerhead populations of decline 95 percent in globally chart populations is declined 70 percent of all species and we're still not doing anything about it. and you'd be thinking for cindy. cindy then, and i'll let us do it on this guys because they've got to go to the bottom. yeah,
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if you need to, i went in was going to this computer is key. generally, this is the best scientifically documented planetary extinction. this is happening microseconds client and she has been around 4500000000 years. we humans have only just arrived. maybe we price the object or see and the time it will continue without the protection of our by diversity on land was clearly top of mind for many governments in costa rica. and we have done a pretty good job on that. we have not done a good job with our marine resources for said he
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goes on by saturday, but also to see if the deal is better than mine. see what you guys are for studies? the diesel mental. yes, i mean, think on that as my might you a but to get presented, suppose the limit this, the only one side of this little that you see why he'd forget in the supplies go see it almost does. it's a suspicious you put a dentist? nope, that's the cause of money and here's what i'm going to go. ok, it goes down as fast and we because out of the go uh its but the low cost is money in the middle. that doesn't. but if you want everyone to go to a good deal and on the suck, i'll just do it on this. there's a category. yeah, that's basically the best of the list. bonia. gomez busy is the desk of deal shorts are commercial species. and by saying sharks are a wildlife, they keep on pushing on to extinction. government people are thinking you're bringing deep c charlie back. you can actually call it correction fixes we have
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better sites. we have better knowledge and allowing sharks to be considered productive species and not while life is not really wrong. and it shows how deeply corrupt the system is and how very specific interests of a few companies that are doing the damage is a demonstration that politicians are looking to the side the i'm a scientist, but i'm very more well known as an active is the victory to test because, you know, i just don't stay there with the science. we work with the politicians. we work at the people and when everything else has failed, then we have the door open to go to court. and we can go to court and show the
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judges that here's the science. this is what needs to be done. and that's where we've had our biggest victories the in 2021. the united states, they put coast rica on the i, u. u list, which means the illegal unregulated and then reported fishing. the business very bad. took for costa rica to be on this list. and what we did was we got all the information. what is closer we get done to change the situation. the closer we get hasn't done anything we obtained all this information, we wrote a report and we sent it to the united states government. we accused because reek of not following these commitments. and this came out in the paper, the boots on the front page of lena sealing closer because most influential and most read newspaper. and it was right there on the 1st page. this could have very
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serious repercussions for ecos rica in the form of an economic embargo on long 9 exports. we really don't want to see this in bar. it will happen. but we've got to remember we have to co street because the closer because it goes to the conventions and signs everything. but then we have the coast rico. we have to deal with here and goes to rico, which is completely the opposite. and that's the most empty because most of them at the bottom even come point in illinois is that those are the only custom that those adults and it says it does luca force that is good child for that is what am i to, i think for my son, the next one is government, the renovation. i left the spaces seen on the some of those in the the we were able to shut down the ship and all the industry. and of course, this created a lot of have locked within the industry and
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locking down the streets of printer, renters and cars. stop and shop travelers come out and you know, they scream at me, they get in my face, they threatened me. you're dealing in, i mean, let me say it is a prisoner's ball. it isn't present to us just as we've been in the school. mr. daniel, this was about, it was in which was discussed was my message for these fishermen is you're barking up the wrong tree. what you guys really need is official institute that protects your interest that protects the democratic, sustainable development of our nation. no matter what does it cost, okay, but again, the number's because of these for so long as you, as a wireless complement dimas, and for to, to a specific basis. so the thing that's been as the create is c just almost at the input to it. but i come, yeah, and that's because the,
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as some of those ways that again this design is collapsing the concept most is to come to the. busy busy on the other hand, it's encouraging to know that we have had some major policy changes in coast rica that we've, that attained in court. and some of our policy changes have had global impact the . so for the last 20 years, we've been working with the high seas alliance to try and have a high seas treaty that protects bio diversity beyond national jurisdiction. that means the high seas, every country has 200 miles,
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which is their patrimony on ocean. but everything beyond 200 miles is no man's land . but you can basically do whatever you want out there. these fishing fleets come from different countries and take everything. and there's no international ocean police who goes out and stops at the high seas. it's called, we're never government essentially. the service at the ocean provides us. it's not just a place to go swimming, not a place just to see or unusual species like wales. we rely on them for the function of keeping too much carbon dioxide from building up in the atmosphere. the oceans of getting warmer and the ocean to ability. you absorb, carbon dioxide is slowing down a little quiet as okay went this came up because again, awesome that will find them in the same kind of his magic corner in this message.
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what are the arrows, the mess wordpress is the work of sending the soonest. when it goes out, except it is a quick deal for them to at least it was on them, which was it less expenses because on up to it out, let's pull up this call and let's close the pin number. so we've been trying to negotiate this in the u. n. and the 5 major fishing nations are firmly against any type of control in the high seats. and after 20 years, we finally reached the agreement. ladies and gentlemen, the ship has reached special for the 1st time in history. nations have agree to begin the very difficult process of negotiating an agreement that is going to manage walters that belong to no it gives me a lot of hope because it tells me that humanity is expanding its sense of
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responsibility around. but we'll have to see how governments treat that agreement. it could take decades for them to really get it functionally in place. by the time you get done with it, you don't have the key species which are necessary to maintain the eco system. the if you stop there, you get nothing accomplished because conventions by themselves to get anything accomplished. you know, we have congress is we have meetings, we have symposiums, and we talk about this so much. we talk talk, talk, talk, talk. but what are we actually done? like against global warming, we have to stop going to so many meetings and we have to start at the not about the future. and it is possible. we just need to make the choice, the
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to reset and keep judging the value of others, bases on this planet by how much money we can extract from that. that's the whole problem, right? that are, we have to learn somehow how to uh, just marvel at the other life on this planet that, that is here with us. when you're an economist, you always want to see that graph go up and that just is not sustainable, especially when we're splitting natural resources that are,
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that are limited that are already endangered. and that graph just simply can keep on going, even though the species are going extinct. maybe the graph keeps on going up because the more rigorous species is the more money they're going to pay for it. the active for most young values are changes to secrecy. stay in mind just as any mileage you get to the other one is present us punches in cars, just pick on them because you know, so you lose x for attendance on event. but if there's something going on there, that's the, as humans are also part of the diversity, we're just another species in this eco system. we're just the naked, a peer that's very arrogant and think that we're doing things right. and we're
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actually killing ourselves. we have to decide as a species that we care about others before so we care about other species as well as humanities. the one of the main things i told the young scientist to work with me to remember science ain't going to save anything. the change is going to occur when you turn that science into policy, you got to go to court and get people in trouble. and you get yourself in trouble many times, but i think they will teach you how to do that in the university. you got to learn that on the road and i try to help them learn this. and i try to teach them this the best way i can, unfortunately, the best they move on and they, they leave me. but you know, that's, i'm completely happy with that. when that's to pursue their careers and they can
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move on the we still have low, you know, we still have 10 percent of the sharks out there. what's really encouraging is to see the new generations go for you guys. we depend on you the climate probably only is from one of the most of the bio diverse nations on or if you're interested in. if nature does not function,
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we don't exist exploding solutions to save life as we know it. we work with and within the cycles of the we not using our past resources, we using them again and again. if we newer from nature, we have a chance to move forward. i'll just see you as you've seen towing of nothing grows forever. the latest news wave was so intense that this is all that is left. people are digging through debris and twisted metal to find anyone left alive in depth reports the target population of 2300000 people do not have enough. crisis escalating and detailed coverage as well as prime minister relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they want the raft results to go ahead, define them, and then you know, who could be out of office the
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