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The Healthy Seas Podcast

Author: Crystal DiMiceli

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Join us as we dive into the depths to explore the challenges and solutions shaping the future of our seas. Hosted by Crystal DiMiceli, each episode features conversations with the people making waves in marine protection: divers, scientists, educators, business partners, and local communities.

Healthy Seas is a unique alliance of NGOs and businesses working together to tackle marine litter, especially ghost fishing gear, and transform waste into opportunity through circular economy solutions. Active across 20+ countries, we operate with a global mission and a local heartbeat.

Through cleanups, education, innovation, and partnerships, we’re restoring the ocean and inspiring action—one net at a time.

Backed by over a decade of impact and part of the UN Ocean Decade movement, this podcast invites listeners and companies alike to dive into a world where environmental restoration meets meaningful collaboration.

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Often mistaken for seaweed, Posidonia oceanica is a flowering marine plant and one of the Mediterranean’s most valuable ecosystems. Its meadows can host up to 1,000 species, protect coastlines, support fisheries and store carbon accumulated over centuries. But Posidonia grows only a few centimetres each year, meaning damage can take centuries to recover. In this episode, marine scientist Dr Dimitris Poursanidis takes us beneath the surface to explore the importance of Posidonia, the threats f...
How employees become ambassadors for ocean conservation What happens when employees are given the knowledge, freedom and support to champion a cause they genuinely care about? In this episode of the Healthy Seas Podcast, DWS employees and Healthy Seas Ambassadors Luxshmy Harikantha and Leon Vosse share what employee volunteering looks like in practice. Through the longstanding collaboration between DWS and Healthy Seas, ambassadors receive training, educational resources an...
🦪 Oysters, mussels, clams, scallops, and cockles do much more than you might think. In the latest Healthy Seas Podcast episode, we explore the fascinating world of bivalves and their vital role in keeping our seas healthy. Joining us is Dr. Katie Collins, molluscan palaeobiologist and curator at the Natural History Museum in London, who explains how these remarkable animals filter water, recycle nutrients, create habitats for marine life, and even help scientists understand ancient oceans thr...
How Eco-Schools Slovenia, AquafilSLO, and Healthy Seas are helping students turn sustainability into action Circular economy can seem like an abstract concept, but in the classroom it becomes tangible through creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning. In the latest Healthy Seas Podcast episode, Lucija Marovt, Project Director of Eco-Schools Slovenia, discusses how students learn about circular economy by rethinking products, exploring sustainable design, and viewing waste as a valuab...
Before forests, before animals, before humans there was plankton. In this episode of the Healthy Seas Podcast, we speak with ocean advocate and author Vincent Doumeizel, whose upcoming book The Power of Plankton explores one of the most overlooked yet fundamental components of life on our planet. Plankton is often described as the “invisible” part of the ocean. But as Vincent reminds us, it is not just part of the story of life, it is the story. A planet shaped by the smallest forms of life ...
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