This week on The Science of Fishing, Mark Farag explores the impact of birds and other non-fish marine life and their impact on fisheries! Mark welcomes Hannah McDougall from the Seabird Station in Miami for an insightful interview. The two delve into the crucial role of the Pelican Harbor Seabird Station in marine conservation, focusing on their efforts to mitigate the effects of fishing on seabird populations. Hannah shares the compelling story of the Seabird Station's evolution, highlighting how their work intertwines with the broader fishing industry and marine ecosystem. The discussion also sheds light on the Seabird Station's innovative approaches to rescue and rehabilitation, and their educational initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable fishing practices. This conversation goes beyond just fishing; it's a deep dive into the intersection of marine biology, environmental science, and the challenges faced by seabirds in a rapidly changing world. Tune in to uncover the inspiring story of the Pelican Harbor Seabird Station in Miami and learn about their critical role in conserving our marine environment and protecting seabirds.

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