PRESS ROOM

Ocean Research & Conservation Association

Organization Background (pdf)

Press Releases

5-21-2009 Dr. Edith Widder, ORCA's Top Scientist, Receives Conservationist of the Year Award


2-19-2009 - (Local Version) Ocean Research & Cosnservation Association Tests First Kilroy Electronic Water Monitoring System In Florida's Indian River Lagoon


2-19-2009 - (National Version) Ocean Research & Cosnservation Association Tests First Kilroy Electronic Water Monitoring System In Florida's Indian River Lagoon


Technology Protects Critically Endangered Goliath Grouper (pdf)

Dr. Widder wins MacArthur Fellowship (pdf)

News

Chronicle of Philanthropy Article (pdf)

Eye in the Sea New York Times Article (pdf)

ORCA´s Dr. Edie Widder profiled on NOVA ScienceNOW: watch online

Dr. Edith Widder:

"Meeting the challenge of ocean degradation requires a new type of scientific organization— one that directly focuses its endeavors on behalf of marine conservation and then communicates its findings effectively to the public," says Dr. Widder. Without healthy oceans we cannot have a healthy planet, but with proper guidance from the scientific community and support from the public we can have both.”

Dr. Edith Widder - biography (pdf)

Dr. Edith Widder´s CV (pdf)

Mr. Keith Paglen:

"Technology can help solve many of the challenges facing our coastal eco­systems," says Keith Paglen. "Like the modeling and colorful images used to predict and warn the public of hurricanes, we are simplifying the complexities of marine conservation, so everyone can understand what must be done."

Keith Paglen - short biography (pdf)