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So long DSN, and thanks for all the fish!

Al Dove — Tue, 10 Mar 2015 13:21:26 +0000

Yesterday I officially stepped away from blogging at Deep Sea News. The increasing family commitments of having two toddlers in the house effectively killed all available blogging time; I’m sure other new parents can relate! Writing there was an absolute ball and I made great new friends and colleagues like Craig McClain, Miriam Goldstein, Rick McPherson and Holly Bik; here’s to you guys! Going forward my outreach efforts will focus primarily on Twitter. Find me there at @AlistairDove and @Wheres_Domino

MOVING TO DEEPSEANEWS.COM

Al Dove — Sun, 07 Oct 2012 22:24:29 +0000

My main blogging efforts are focused at DeepSeaNews.com these days, where I am lucky enough to blog alongside a wonderful team of people consisting of Dr. Craig McClain, Dr. Rick Macpherson, Dr. Holly Bik, Miriam Goldstein, Kevin Zelnio and Kim Martini. I won’t be updating this blog very often, except perhaps when I have something burning a hole in my conscience which doesn’t fit the scope of DSN. In the meantime, I am active on Twitter @para_sight and I also keep an eye on my friend @Wheres_Domino, an adventure seeking whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico.

ITTB - the caboose

Al Dove — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 13:00:00 +0000

Here’s the last part of my conversation with WREK scientist/DJs Pete Ludovice and Bill Hung. In this bit we’re talking about collaborations with Georgia Tech and the engineering of the aquarium. Check out the rest of their archive here, and listen live on Wednesdays at 12 (details in the link).

ITTB episode 3 of 4

Al Dove — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 13:00:00 +0000

Here’s episode 3 of my conversation with WREK scientist/DJs Pete Ludovice and Bill Hung, for their show Inside the Black Box. In this bit, we’re talking about how field and aquarium-based research inform each other. See the rest of their archive here, and tune in on Wednesdays at 12 for a webcast dose of “science only funnier”

ITTB episode 2 of 4

Al Dove — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 13:00:00 +0000

Here’s episode two (of four) of my conversation with WREK scientist/DJs Pete Ludovice and Bill Hung. In this bit we’re talking about whale shark research in Mexico and the idea of conservation by payment for ecosystem services. Check out the rest of their archive here, and listen live on Wednesdays at 12 (details in the link)