Podcast appearances and mentions of stefanie brendl

Stefanie Brendl, Executive Director, President of Shark Allies, joins The Podcastle for a special Shark Week 2023 episode! Stefanie discusses her important work for shark conservation, how she founded Shark Allies, sharks, and what you can do to help. Visit Shark Allies at https://sharkallies.org/ Follow Shark Allies on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SharkAllies 

Haie sind die Wächter der Meere. Sie sind unabdinglich für die Ökosysteme der Ozeane, denn sie halten Fischbestände stark und gesund, indem sie kranke und schwache Fische jagen. Doch Menschen entscheiden sich dafür, Haie brutal zu jagen, sie auszurotten und damit die Ozeane zu gefährden. Durch sogenanntes “Shark-Finning” nehmen sie ihre Flossen als Trophäe und lassen die Haie grausam sterben. Wir müssen diesem Crime ein Ende setzen: Denn die Meere brauchen die Haie und wir brauchen die Meere. Aber wie? In der heutigen Folge sprechen Maja und Madeleine mit Stefanie Brendl. Sie ist die Gründerin von Shark Allies, einer Organisation, die dafür kämpft, dass Haie endlich wieder respektiert statt bedroht werden. Stefanie erklärt, warum Haie so wichtig für die Meere sind, warum der Handel mit Haiflossen so beliebt ist und korrigiert das schlechte Image der Haie. Denn wie gesagt: Sie sind unabdingliche Wächter der Meere... Am Ende der Folge spricht Stefanie darüber, was du konkret tun kannst, um die Haie, die Meere und damit auch uns zu retten!

We begin this week with reverence for sharks as kin that have inhabited Earth's waters for 450 million years, an existence that even predates trees. These apex predators embody a deep resilience and commitment to their place in this world, however, like many of the ocean's inhabitants, sharks cannot handle commercial exploitation at the scale of which global capitalism demands. A demand which is vastly different from subsistence fishing. In conversation with guest Stefanie Brendl, we learn how sharks regulate the ocean's ecosystem, the ramification of dwindling shark populations, and the many reasons that the market for shark, ray, and skate meat has more than doubled since the early 1990s; ranging from the depletion of other fish stocks to the burgeoning pet food, cosmetic, and wellness industries. Additionally, we explore the United State's complicity as the 7th largest shark-fishing country in the world and the significance of understanding our own Fisheries Act in context to multilateral treaties like the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna. Stefanie Brendl is an advocate for sharks, and a creative and social entrepreneur that leads campaigns and projects in all corners of this planet. As founder and executive director of Shark Allies and team member of various NGO coalitions, she has dedicated her last two decades to bringing greater protection to sharks. Music by Bird by Snow, Handmade Moments, and Left Vessel. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.

Stefanie Brendl, founder of Shark Allies, warns that using a shark-derived product in a Covid-19 vaccine could be a death sentence for some sharks. Cristina Zenato, shark professional, challenges the Hollywood portrayal of sharks. Tom Kapitany tells the story of Rosie the taxidermied shark, who was found in an abandoned wildlife park in 2018 and now has a new home.

Why does the covid-19 vaccine require shark squalene? Can this ingredient be made out of plants? What is the goal of Shark Allies? Where did the 5,000 shark killed number come from? and How can people protect sharks? These are just some of the topics we disucss with Stefanie Brendl who is a shark advocate and the executive director of NGO Shark Allies. Through her many years of experience in the field, she shares her love of sharks through various campaigns, dedicated individuals, and fantastic imagery. Learn all about the shark fin trade, covid vaccinations, and sharks here!

This time on the Shark Task Force - a special interview with the Executive Director of Shark Allies - Stefanie Brendl. She's on a campaign to end the trade of shark fins in Florida. In this extensive interview - find out why she's such a strong advocate for sharks - all over the world. Thanks for joining us for the Shark Task Force, because why wait a whole year... for just one week on sharks?

Shark Month W3 – The Meg with Stefanie Brendl from Shark Allies & Top 5 Reasons Its Your Fault If You’re Bitten By a Shark In our third week of Shark Month, we are excited to bring you The Meg with Stefanie Brendl, Executive Director of Shark Allies. In episode… Read the postShark Month W3 – The Meg with Stefanie Brendl from Shark Allies & Top 5 Reasons it’s Your Fault If You’Re Bitten By a Shark The post Shark Month W3 – The Meg with Stefanie Brendl from Shark Allies & Top 5 Reasons it’s Your Fault If You’Re Bitten By a Shark appeared first on Nerdy Bitches Podcast.

In our interview, Stefanie and I speak about her up-close experiences of diving with sharks, the unfair depiction of sharks in the media, and shark finning trends and potential solutions. You can follow Stefanie and SharkAllies on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, the links are below—    • https://www.facebook.com/SharkAllies/ • https://www.instagram.com/sharkallies/  • https://twitter.com/SharkAllies

Matt interviews Stefanie Brendl, founder of Shark Allies, about efforts to secure and enforce bans on the trade of shark fins. Why are we talking about threats to marine life on a human rights podcast? We'll explain--and encourage you to support Shark Allies at sharkallies.com, and support this podcast at actwithus.org.

Shark Allies founder Stefanie Brendl talks to Safety Stop about the global threats to sharks and how her non-profit works to protect sharks, rays, and the ocean realm they live in.

What does it mean to explore your senses? What does a sense do for a person when they travel? Can you bottle your experiences and bring them home with you? Kinga Philipps, an adventurer currently living in Malibu with a passion for all things aquatic, discusses these points and more with Hayden. The host of The Wild Side with Kinga Philipps on the Travel Channel, Kinga talks mystery, senses, history, and sharks, the last of which she touches on with love and anger. Why Do Humans Travel? Kinga believes that people love mystery, and that they are fascinated by what they cannot explain. Humans, she says, pursue what they cannot fully understand. Things that have terrified people over the ages have also intrigued and fascinated them, luring them in and making them try things they never would otherwise. This drive to go into the unknown is what pushes Kinga to challenge herself and to trigger personal growth through herself through travel. Her parents ingrained in her a spirit of adventure and of seeking something new, which became her driving force in adulthood. Through changing up her routines, following her own compass, and living by a Jack London credo, Kinga brings new experiences to herself every day, which are the greatest moments of her life. Exploring Your Senses and Memories Exploring your senses when you travel grounds you in the moment. It gives you a solid experience as a traveler, because your senses make something inherently magical go off inside of you. Hayden and Kinga search for a name for the feeling of being in a strange place, coming into your five senses, and realizing how present you are. Kinga offers tips to trigger your own memories, like bringing a scent along with you from home so that you can train yourself to attach memories to scents. Senses were designed to keep humans alive, but they can also bring you back to your greatest moments when you experience them again in the future. Places have an energy that fills you when you’re there; you can jump into other lives, have new experiences, build your memories, and bring them back later, when it’s all said and done. Unique senses can bring memories crashing back. Advocating for Sharks and Worldwide Animal Welfare Kinga is a member of and advocate for Shark Allies, an organization designed to protect our oceans and the sharks that live in them. Shark Allies founder and Kinga’s mentor, Stefanie Brendl, is a shark expert that Kinga met by bidding on her on eBay and taking her to lunch, which evolved into creating “action buttons” on shark conservation. Kinga discusses how shark fins are used unnecessarily as a status symbol, how brutally the fins are taken, and how she and Shark Allies fight to stop this from happening. In a fit of anger, she and Hayden want people to do their research and be aware; Kinga believes that people, at their core, are good, and want to do good. Kinga tells the audience that the experience of going out, stepping out of routine, and having magical moments is vital to travel. She also leaves the call to go out and educate yourself on the welfare of the world’s wildlife, and how their choices affect animals. ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message