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Pamela Ferris-Olson

Pam Ferris-Olson has a Ph.D. in Leadership and Change from Antioch University and master’s degrees in Biology and Natural Resource Science. She has studied ocean creatures, worked in communications, and now focuses on the relationship between women, water, and communication, specifically the connection between the work of artivists and their impact in influencing change. She is founder of Women Mind the Water and host of the Women Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast. Her work is deeply personal and conveys a passion for the ocean. Pam believes in the value of collaboration and promotes collaborations that celebrate and foster respect for the ocean and each other.

Latest Articles from Pamela Ferris-Olson

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Biodiversity Oceans

Seagrass Meadows Are Declining Globally at Alarming Rate
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California Aquarium Accused of Harming the Maine Lobster Industry
Conservation Policy & Economics

California Aquarium Accused of Harming the Maine Lobster Industry
Mar 28th 20235 mins
Global Fishing Watch: Raising Awareness of the Impacts of Overfishing
Conservation Solutions

Global Fishing Watch: Raising Awareness of the Impacts of Overfishing
Jan 2nd 20236 mins
Facial Recognition Software Makes Data Collection on Harbor Seals More Accurate
Biodiversity Conservation

Facial Recognition Software Makes Data Collection on Harbor Seals More Accurate
Dec 13th 20224 mins
The Implications of Global Warming For Sea Turtle Management and Survival
Biodiversity Climate Change

The Implications of Global Warming For Sea Turtle Management and Survival
Nov 10th 20224 mins
Shark Exports: US Ranks 4th in World
Conservation Oceans

Shark Exports: US Ranks 4th in World
Aug 26th 20224 mins
US Reports First Cases of Avian Flu in Seals This Summer
Biodiversity

US Reports First Cases of Avian Flu in Seals This Summer
Jul 27th 20223 mins
Technology Has Taught Us Much About Migratory Birds But Can It Save Them?
Biodiversity Conservation Solutions

Technology Has Taught Us Much About Migratory Birds But Can It Save Them?
Apr 23rd 20225 mins
Saving the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale and the Maine Lobster Industry
Oceans Policy & Economics

Saving the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale and the Maine Lobster Industry
Mar 26th 20225 mins
New Zealand’s Lack of Recovery Efforts Likely Dooms the Maui Dolphin to Extinction
Biodiversity Conservation Oceans

New Zealand’s Lack of Recovery Efforts Likely Dooms the Maui Dolphin to Extinction
Mar 2nd 20224 mins
How to Find Unicorns of the Sea
Biodiversity Conservation

How to Find Unicorns of the Sea
Feb 4th 20224 mins
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Biodiversity Climate Change

Maine’s Puffin Population Are Doing “Strikingly Poor”
Jan 6th 20226 mins
Off and On Again Protections: Will the North Atlantic Right Whale Survive the Legal Wrangling?
Conservation Oceans

Off and On Again Protections: Will the North Atlantic Right Whale Survive the Legal Wrangling?
Dec 3rd 20216 mins
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Conservation Pollution

DDT Dumped Decades Ago, Now Linked to Historic Rate of Cancer in California Sea Lions
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