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Johnson writing regular ocean conservation blog for Scientific American

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Thursday, January 10 2019

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Ayana Johnson

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Coastal & Marine Issues

Fellow Ayana Johnson has started writing regularly on ocean conservation and other topics related to her work for Scientific American's online column Observations.

Recent posts include:

9 Ocean Conservation Groups You Don't Know about... but Should

The Top 10 Oceran Conservation Victories of 2018

Soil and Seaweed: Farming Our Way to a Climate Solution

The Shuri Effect: A Generation of Black Scientists?

 

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