Episode 7: Fishermen-scientist symbiosis with Cassie Pardee
Season 1, Episode 7
On this episode of the WOS podcast we’re joined by Cassie Pardee, the co-founder of Poseidon Fisheries Research, based out of Hawaii. Her research lab focuses on the life-history of coral reef species determining the age, growth, and maturity of commonly targeted fish for the use in stock assessments and fishery management. Cassie joins us to discuss her paper, titled: Growth and maturation of three commercially important coral reef species from American Samoa, discussing not only the science, but about Cassie’s passion for working with local fishermen to collect data and sharing the results back with the local fishing community.
Introducing: Cassie Pardee
Cassie is a Fisheries Biologist and co-founder of Poseidon Fisheries Research. She is currently doing life history studies of coral reef fish in Hawaii and American Samoa.
Featured Paper
Growth and maturation of three commercially important coral reef species from American Samoa
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