

This should be fun, the class is taught by Dr. David Shull, who was a student in the last class I taught before I quit being a professor. He's asked me to talk about real world conservation, using examples from my personal experience.
Well, let's see, there's a lot to choose from, including the sublime, nasty, and ridiculous.

...should I talk about having my life threatened, or the gunfire in Colombia?...
...how about the unbelieveably amazing sights of the ocean world in remote places?...
...I know, the best I have to offer is upwelling hope, and optimism, and the amazing fact that the more I do this work the more optimistic I become... Tweet
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