The traditional marine conservation model depends on philanthropic funds, a linear model with no possibility of scale. The solution is simple: we need to start accounting for the value that regeneration brings (there is a whole lot of it that we describe in other blogs) and selling that value to buyers that need it.

The sea snot blanketing the coast of Turkey in the summer is naturally scary. It provokes disgust and fear. The citizens in the nearby area are relentlessly reminded of the problem; it is on their doorstep.

As a species, we are faced by an omnipresent availability bias. Human efforts around sustainability are focused on that which is seen and measured.

Human technologies work well for their singular desired purpose, but miss broad and naturally regenerating benefits of nature