Julia Roberson is vice president of communications for Ocean Conservancy, and directs its ocean acidification program. Previously, she managed the Pew Environment Group’s Global Tuna Conservation Campaign’s work on science-based, enforceable catch limits and other measures for tuna species threatened by overfishing. She also managed campaigns in Europe for SeaWeb, including “Caviar Emptor” and “L’Autre Caviar,” which promoted eco-friendly aquaculture and sought protection for wild, endangered Caspian Sea sturgeon. She managed Too Precious to Wear, a campaign with jewelry and design sectors to raise awareness and improve trade policy for corals. Her passion is communicating about people and stories behind big environmental issues in a way that leads to action and change at scale.

Non-Profit, Water Conservation Conservation, Science, Environment, Environmental Policy, Eco Friendly,