Keynote Speeches
Sarika shares her personal story—from a childhood rooted in nature as a Cullis-Suzuki, to her love for the oceans, to her path through science and media. She reflects on raising her children as environmentalists, inspiring them to connect with the natural world, and shares how she finds hope amidst global challenges.
Sarika will explore the urgent state of our oceans—addressing threats like overfishing, climate change, and pollution. She’ll share her journey of conservation, from studying singing fish off British Columbia’s coast to researching high-seas overfishing, highlighting the importance of safeguarding our oceans to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come. Sarika delves into the global environmental and biodiversity crises, exploring the impacts of climate change and the steps we can take to counteract them.
Sarika explores the critical role of media in shaping public understanding of science and sustainability today. Through behind-the-scenes stories, she shares how impactful storytelling can elevate urgent issues like climate change, emphasizing the responsibility media holds in today’s environmental crises. Sarika’s insights reveal how shows like The Nature of Things bridge the gap between science and society, inspiring change through compelling narratives.
Sarika reflects on her journey from marine biology to media, highlighting the critical role of science in addressing global challenges. She explores what science reveals about our planet’s health, why we already have enough data to act, and the importance—and dangers—of science, and how to think like a scientist.
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