![]() delegation to the United Nations conference on migratory fish resources. In particular, he supported a senior attorney who represented the National Audubon Society as an official member of the U.S. Safina also utilized a portion of his fellowship funding to expand capacity of the newly launched Living Oceans Program. It is a first-person, present-tense narrative for a general audience, which aims to show how these issues are important to people’s lives in very real and individual ways. The book documents his travels in the United States, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, Palau, Hong Kong, and the Philippines) and the people he met who are working toward coastal conservation. ![]() ![]() Safina used his Pew fellowship to research and write the critically acclaimed book Song for the Blue Ocean, published in 1998. ![]() He has studied the ocean as a scientist, stood for it as an advocate, and conveyed his travels among sea creatures and fishing people in lyrical nonfiction writing. Carl Safina is president of the Safina Center, which studies how the ocean is changing and what these changes mean for wildlife and people. ![]()
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