The appetite for seafood is intensifying and so is overfishing, which leads to the plundering of the seas. How can consumers be made aware of how to make their purchases in a way that helps to protect the seafood supply and make the seas sustainable?

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29
PROGRAM #10388 12:00 PM PT

Protecting the Seafood Supply While Raising Awareness Among Consumers. The appetite for seafood is intensifying and so is overfishing, which leads to the plundering of the seas. How can consumers be made aware of how to make their purchases in a way that helps to protect the seafood supply and make the seas sustainable?

Guest: Frida Cisneros, Official Fisheries Spokesperson, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Mexico, La Paz, Baja California Sur, MX.

Birds Return to Colorado Delta. Despite the historic drought, the Colorado River is flowing again across the US-Mexico border and the Delta is being restored with thousands of native trees. As a result, thousands of native and migratory birds are returning to the reforested area. What does this say about the future of the Colorado Delta?

Guest: Alejandra Calvo, Expert on Migratory Birds, Pronatura Noroeste, Mexicali, Baja California, MX.

Photo: Monterey Bay Aquarium seafoodwatch

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