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Dr. Ben Sullivan is a biologist based in Hobart, Australia, who has an interest in reducing the harm the global fishing industry does to non-target species, particularly albatross.
Find out about the work it takes to develop a great idea to be fit for market, and the work it takes to have it accepted by a global industry. Ben explains how the Hookpod works, and quantifies how seabird deaths caused by the global fishing industry are counted, and the impact his device has had on these deaths.
Ben shares his favourite bird, his favourite location where he has been and the top location on his wishlist, one shared by many hardy birder and researcher.
If you want to help expand the use of Hookpod, and save even more of the seabirds roaming the oceans, you can Sponsor a Hook, which helps a fishing vessel, somewhere in the world, equip themselves to upgrade to using Hookpods. The albatross will be thankful. Do this at hookpod.com.
Find out more about the work Ben does at Fishtekmarine.com and on Twitter, and check out the latest about Hookpod at Hookpod.com and at their Twitter.
You can watch many of the past conversations, and see the upsoming interviews live at thebirdemergency.com/live
Subscribe to on The Bird Emergency on YouTube
Follow The Bird Emergency on Twitter @birdemergency or Instagram @thebirdemergency
If you enjoy the show, how about share with your friends or colleagues? https://followthepodcast.com/birdemergency
Or you can review us at https://lovethepodcast.com/birdemergency
And if you want to support what Grant is doing with the show, why not buy him a coffee? (It's currently a flat soy with no sweeteners.) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/birdemergency
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Dr. Ben Sullivan is a biologist based in Hobart, Australia, who has an interest in reducing the harm the global fishing industry does to non-target species, particularly albatross.
Find out about the work it takes to develop a great idea to be fit for market, and the work it takes to have it accepted by a global industry. Ben explains how the Hookpod works, and quantifies how seabird deaths caused by the global fishing industry are counted, and the impact his device has had on these deaths.
Ben shares his favourite bird, his favourite location where he has been and the top location on his wishlist, one shared by many hardy birder and researcher.
If you want to help expand the use of Hookpod, and save even more of the seabirds roaming the oceans, you can Sponsor a Hook, which helps a fishing vessel, somewhere in the world, equip themselves to upgrade to using Hookpods. The albatross will be thankful. Do this at hookpod.com.
Find out more about the work Ben does at Fishtekmarine.com and on Twitter, and check out the latest about Hookpod at Hookpod.com and at their Twitter.
You can watch many of the past conversations, and see the upsoming interviews live at thebirdemergency.com/live
Subscribe to on The Bird Emergency on YouTube
Follow The Bird Emergency on Twitter @birdemergency or Instagram @thebirdemergency
If you enjoy the show, how about share with your friends or colleagues? https://followthepodcast.com/birdemergency
Or you can review us at https://lovethepodcast.com/birdemergency
And if you want to support what Grant is doing with the show, why not buy him a coffee? (It's currently a flat soy with no sweeteners.) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/birdemergency