After a short summer hiatus the research theme seminars are back. This month I am pleased to present something a little different.
We will be joined by some of the ‘Black Fish’ team as they pass through Bournemouth on their UK speaking tour. “The Black Fish is an international marine conservation movement on a mission to end the industrial overfishing of our oceans. Through investigation and action they work to expose and challenge illegal and destructive fishing practices”.
For more information see their website http://theblackfish.org/
Environmental activism is a step away from our daily academic lives so please come along and join the debate!
Date: Monday 23rd September; Room: K103; Time: 11am – 1pm











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