Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation

Heroes of the sea, Pew Fellows' fifteenth class tackle sharks, reefs, mangroves and more

The Pew Institute for Ocean Science has selected 89 international Pew Fellows from over 20 countries who have completed conservation projects across the globe. The fellowships aim to protect ocean environments through education, collaboration, and research.

SourcePew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation·DateFeb 7, 2005

New paper in Science introduces revolutionary new paradigm for fishery management

A new paradigm for fishery management prioritizes ecosystem health over individual species, considering predator-prey relationships and habitat quality. The approach aims to reduce destructive single-species management, instead focusing on the entire food web.

SourcePew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation·JournalScience·DateJul 15, 2004