Andrew, Donna, Erin, Fam, Heather and Matt
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The Apollo Bay Seafood Festival |
9 Feb 2020
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Seaside Scavenge and Dead and Red seas! |
15 Dec 2019
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Sustainable Christmas |
8 Dec 2019
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Coastal Adventures in the USA |
1 Dec 2019
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Dedicated to the dissemination of news and information regarding marine and coastal environments, Out of the Blue keeps listeners up-to-date by sharing news, information, research, campaigns and new discoveries relating to our oceans.
We cover issues both local and global, and endeavour to speak with the experts - be they scientists, industry representatives, organisations, students or otherwise.
Dive in with us every Sunday from 11:30am – 12pm.
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Presenters:
Andrew Christie is a lecturer in aquaculture, aquatic environmental management, and marine biology at Melbourne Polytechnic. He is also President of Marine Care Point Cooke, an avid snorkeler, diver and underwater photographer.
Donna Shiel is an environmental scientist, who is passionate about preventing and managing marine debris and litter. She also loves open water swimming and snorkelling.
Erin Sanders is an animal lover and marine enthusiast. He translates this through his work as a presenter at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium and at La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary.
Fam Charko is a marine biologist, environmental educator and SCUBA instructor. She is also a self-professed marine invertebrate nerd.
Heather Maginn is an environmental education officer at Gould League, Melbourne Water and SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium.
Matt Reardon has a research background in shark and ray reproduction and fisheries. He’s a keen snorkeler and SCUBA diver.
Morgan Pumpa is a marine biologist and journalist with a background in broadcasting. She has a passion for diving and using any excuse to be by, or in, the ocean.
The start of 2020 heralded catastrophic conditions for communities and the natural environment right across Australia. It is devastating to see the direct impact of years of government inaction on climate change together with the extreme corporate greed. Now is the time to stand up and fight against ecological genocide. It is clear that only a mass mobilisation of people and communities will create the change necessary.The essence of any movement for social change is communication and information. Community radio provides a vital space for us to communicate and organise together free from vested corporate interests and the profit motive. Be part of the movement for change - become a member of Melbourne’s precious independent community media.
3CR wishes all our listeners, volunteers and supporters the very best for a relaxing summer break. We look forward to bringing you more compelling and rousing radio in 2020. But there's no need to turn off! We've collated a great summer listening line-up, so we hope you can kick back and listen up.
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