Ecosystems
The launch of In Hot Water, a climate and seafood podcast
Seafood and Gender Equality (SAGE) and Seaworthy announce the launch of In Hot Water – a climate and seafood podcast. In this series, three generations, Julie Kuchepatov
Crystal Sanders-Alvarado
Seaworthy
Founder
expertise:
state: CA
city: San Francisco
LGBTQ: YES
Tribal Affiliation: NO
languages: Spanish, English
race + ethnicity: Mexican American, Mexican, or Chicana/o/x, Indigenous (e.g. Native, Native American, First Nations, Comunidades Indígenas, Indigenous descendant), Latina/e/o/x or Hispanic (e.g., Latin American, Central American, South American), White, European, or Caucasian
Crystal is a coastal ecosystem and fisheries expert with experience in storytelling, socio-environmental equity, and community organizing. Their lifework focuses on advocacy, art, and activism at the intersections of science, spirit, and story. As a Queer Trans, non-binary, biracial Xicanx, they work toward advancing equity at a fundamental level.
Talk to them about: fisheries, seafood, aquaculture, ocean health, marine biology, coastal and wetland ecology, Impact and Integrity Assessment, science communication, and audio and video production.