Boat to Table, Know Your Fisherman with Molly Lutcavage, PhD — WildFed Podcast #149

In this episode:

Molly Lutcavage, PhD | Oceanographer, Tuna and sea turtle physiologist, Director of the Large Pelagics Research Center at UMass Boston

Podcast discussion:

  • Catching up with Molly

  • Molly's marine research in Hawaii

  • On fish ponds

  • Culture of eating sea turtles

  • Overview of striped marlin ecology

  • New developments in Molly's bluefin research

  • Fish to table and innovation in the fishing industry

  • The Kauai project

  • Closing thoughts

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Meet Molly Lutcavage, PhD

 
 

Dr. Molly Lutcavage is an oceanographer and a tuna and sea turtle physiologist. She is the director of the Large Pelagics Research Center at the School for the Environment, University of Massachusetts Boston.

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