Have you heard these myths about marine conservation careers? Myth #1: You only need a degree in biology or marine science to work in this field. Myth #2: Marine conservation jobs are only for scuba divers. Myth #3: This field is only for those who want to work with marine mammals. The truth is that diverse skills are needed in marine conservation. It takes more than just scientific knowledge to protect our oceans and the creatures that call it home. My guest, Alvise Ca'Zorzi, will share insights on how to diversify your skillset and explore career paths in marine conservation.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Discover the abundant opportunities that await you in the field of marine conservation.

• Learn about the significance of marine conservation finance in protecting our oceans.

• Uncover unique self-financing methods that guarantee well-maintained marine protected areas (MPAs).

• Understand the crucial role of mooring management in preserving marine environments.

• Explore the diverse skill set needed to excel in marine conservation efforts.

My special guest is Alvise Ca'Zorzi

Meet Alvise Ca'Zorzi, a 27-year-old Italian-Brazilian who grew up on a Spanish island and now works in marine conservation finance for a company called Blue Seeds. With a background in international relations and project management, Alvise proves that you don't have to be a scientist to make a difference in the marine conservation space. His passion for diving and exploration led him to pursue a unique conservation journey working with mooring systems in the Mediterranean to protect seagrasses from anchor damage.