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Natural Justice shines a light on the personal stories and professional experiences of the many great people working in the seafood sector. Instead of a theoretical download of the latest seafood knowledge, or marketing fluff, it offers a conversation that feels like talking to a friend—exploring the different sides of the industry through the people who shape it.
Natural Justice hosts Natural Justice Podcast, a business show with 22 episodes published.
In this episode, we explore how aquaculture can better leverage data, AI, and emerging technologies to improve decision-making across the sector. From farm management and production efficiency to traceability and sustain
Show notesIn this episode, Eva van Heukelom speak with Matt Craze from Spheric Research about the growing role of AI and innovation in the salmon aquaculture industry. From optimising feed and monitoring fish health to improving t
Show notesIn this episode, Eva van Heukelom speak with Matt Craze from Spheric Research about the growing role of AI and innovation in the salmon aquaculture industry. From optimising feed and monitoring fish health to improving t
Show notesPart II of Eva's conversation with Actea's Jordan Miller and Trond Kristiansen dives into one of the most pressing questions for the future of aquaculture: how climate change is already reshaping farming conditions, and
Show notesIn this episode of the Ocean Intelligence series, we speak with Trond (Norway) and Jordan (US) from Actea about how predictive modeling, data, and AI are transforming fisheries management in the face of climate change. I
Show notesWhat does “more technology” actually mean for fishers? In this Ocean Intelligence reflection episode, Eva sits down with fisherman Joe Letourneau to unpack the realities behind increasing tech use in fisheries. From upfr
Show notesIn this episode of Ocean Intelligence, we speak with Paul Woods, co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Global Fishing Watch, about how technology is transforming our understanding of what happens at sea. While much
Show notesIn this episode of Ocean Intelligence, Eva van Heukelom (Natural Justice) speak with Jimmy Freese from AI Fish about how electronic monitoring (EM) and artificial intelligence are changing the way fisheries data is colle
Show notesElectronic monitoring is transforming how fisheries are managed. Cameras installed on fishing vessels, combined with artificial intelligence, are creating unprecedented opportunities to improve transparency, compliance,
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In this episode, Eva van Heukelom talks to Samantha Robb, a South African lawyer specialising in deep-sea mining, to dive into one of the most pressing questions for our planet’s future: should we start mining the ocean
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Who owns the ocean — and the tuna that swim in it? In this episode of Talking to My Fellow Fish Lawyer, Eva and international law of the sea expert Erik van Doorn discuss how the concept of the common heritage of mankind
Show notesJoin us for a personal conversation between two women working in the seafood sector as they reflect on their journeys – from early-career challenges to gaining experience and looking ahead to the future. This lighthearte
Show notes🌍 Learn more about our work: www.naturaljustice.nl📬 Stay in the loop – subscribe to our newsletter: https://natural-justice.kit.com/signupIn this episode of Fish People, we look at the fisheries sector through the eyes
Show notes🌍 Learn more about our work: www.naturaljustice.nl📬 Stay in the loop – subscribe to our newsletter: https://natural-justice.kit.com/signupIn Part II of my conversation with tuna expert Marcelo Hidalgo, we dive into one
Show notesDive deep into the world of tuna fisheries with Marcelo Hidalgo, an Ecuadorian tuna expert with over 30 years of experience in global seafood industries. In this insightful interview, Marcelo shares expert knowledge abou
Show notesWhy do we ask people to risk their lives for ocean protection, and then fail to protect them in return? In this episode of Fish People, Eva van Heukelom speaks with Henrique Ramos—a former fisheries observer who now runs
Show notesIn this episode of Fish People, we dive into the practical challenges of achieving transparency in global fisheries, whether it's about data, vessel ownership, or subsidies.Together with Daniel Skerritt, we unpack what m
Show notesWhat’s it like to be the one checking whether a vessel is really playing by the rules? In this episode of Fish People, Eva van Heukelom sits down with Donald Wellington of the Kenyan Fisheries Service. From tense port in
Show notesIn this second part of our episode with David Dietz, we talk about what it’s like to work within government fisheries management, where things can move slowly, and where priorities don’t always align with what feels most
Show notesIn this episode of Fish People, David Dietz from the Responsible Fishing Vessel Scheme joins Eva van Heukelom to talk about the complex role of social audits in fisheries. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for social
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