Tag: Southeast Asia

• Read all about it: Governance Potential for Marine Mammal Bycatch Mitigation

  

  Presenting my first first-author paper, from my dissertation! This paper is part of a special issue in Applied Geography on Cultural Geography of Marine Resource Management, and I’m grateful to have been a part of the session at the AAG meeting in 2013 that led to this.  It represents my first foray into interdisciplinary research,…

  Tara Sayuri Whitty

  April 14, 2015

  conservation, Musings (Blog)

  bycatch, dissertation, governance, interdisciplinary, Irrawaddy dolphins, Southeast Asia

• Ta-Daaaa: Defense Presentation Video!

  

  Way back in August (actually, exactly 5 months ago), I gave the most important presentation of my life thus far: my dissertation defense.  It was exhilarating to share my research with a wonderful audience of mentors, loved ones, and well-wishers – it meant so much to see a sea of friendly faces who had taken…

  Tara Sayuri Whitty

  January 26, 2015

  conservation, Home

  bycatch, conservation, defense, dissertation, Irrawaddy dolphins, marine mammals, small-scale fisheries, Southeast Asia