Number one. It's like where time began. Julies sister Nancy, Nancys husband, and a couple of friends came up with a concept for an aquarium. Where to subscribe: Apple Podcast | Google Podcasts, Transcript They had the idea that this would be just a super cool thing to do with this old cannery and that, in Monterey, there was no place for all the tourists to learn anything about the bay, and yet that's why they came there. There's a lot more to do, though. Farm can be fine. I don't have any stories. Everything we do? Of course, we're experiencing that right here in our part of the world in the central coast. Guy Kawasaki: It's not going away anytime soon, so let's work to make it better. 
I'm just curious, was this something that your board, your trustees, you all got together and said, Let's do this, or did you bring in McKinsey and they charge you five million bucks to get that sentence? My goal is to get them to realize the ocean-- If you care about saving nature, you need to talk about the ocean because the ocean is the biggest part of nature. That was a first in the U.S. anywhere. You're in the dark, because that actually makes, from an exhibit design standpoint, that makes the tanks pop. Between the times, and being the youngest, I think, or just being very independent, sure, I have those thoughts, but you didn't take my dad on about things. We spent our summers in the orchard cutting the apricots to make dried apricots to sell. Her philosophy is to learn something every day, work with great people and motivate them to make the world a better place. That's the best thing you can do, and of course changes in your personal life. Here, that means like rockfish and ling cod and sea bass That's a little backstory about the site of the aquarium, which is amazing. Report an error; Dear Abby: I resent the family duties my husband has assigned me. We're asking you for the aquarium visitors to be part of the parking district, which is a gold mine for the city. Webjulie packard husband ratio of size of atom to size of nucleus ole miss athletic administration building julie packard husband 27, 2023 3:47 am cuban cigars australia London delved right back into the music industry after she parted ways with Webb. Guy Kawasaki: Well, that would be a whole other long story. No one has ever made the case, Well, if you're listing the right kind of seafood and all that, you're affecting jobs. Not like, We need coal because there's 50,000 coal miners. If they hadn't done that, and if I had to tell Julie Packard that I lost the file, and if she had said, Tough luck, there would not be this podcast. Everything we do? That can create a dead zone in the area. You'd sell the fresh fruit. No. Jellies have super low metabolism, and they can live in really funky conditions. I mean, all of that CO2 uptake by those tiny plants, if the ocean's dead, that's not happening. Julie Packard: Even though I swim really slowly, I can't keep up, I can't get out of the way. Now that is an insider tip to everyone in California. We think it's fine for people to be fishing, and we're here to help transform the seafood and aquaculture business enterprise to one that can be more sustainable into the future. They create a lot of fish waste in a really concentrated area. Julie Packard: Here's the crazy thing. They're a transparent bunch of ratings about sustainability of these different fisheries. Do you depend on other researchers or you do first-hand research? The aquarium, we're doing some tagging studies. Of course, we're experiencing that right here in our part of the world in the central coast. Ask questions. From that whole effort, the Seafood Watch program was spawned, so to speak. My parents, they were all about being productive, contributing, working hard. The word got out. If I'm a 2000 pound Mola, I'm pretty safe. It was important to find a good husband. There is no question Julie Packard is the most famous & most loved Josie was born Li Chun Can you guess what sea animal she'd like to come back as? Did it ever come to a point where you were philosophically opposed saying, "Dad, how can your company empower the military industrial complex?" Our team has just taken it so far beyond anything wildly imaginable. Yeah, sure. Since its opening day on October 20th, 1984, the Monterey Bay Aquarium has introduced over 60 million people to the incredible sea life off the Central California Coast, as well as the vast ocean beyond. Special thanks to Kevin Connor and Terry and Will Mayo who made this podcast possible. He'd get out of the tractor and, like, adjust the orchard every spring and drive the tractor around, and then the summer apricots would be harvested and we'd sell them to the canneries. Theyre called sardine hoppers. 
Let's work to have that all happen in a better way. It's not going away, if we can do it right, let's go for it. Nothing like that? Ask your wait person, Where did this fish come from? You've lots to eat. Year one drew 2.4 million people. I mean, whether it's coral bleaching or impacts of warm water, the whole ocean food web. Julie Packard: Did he come home and say, "Oh, today we got an order for 10,000, oscilloscopes from Disney." Well, very similar values to my dad, really. Not to be a downer, but it's big. Julie Packard and other California leaders will revamp imperiled parks The final thing I'd say about my dad, he would listen to anyone. My favorite fish is this crazy fish, it's called Mola-Mola, the Latin name. That's how I-- its my lens in life because of my life experience growing up. Eventually, this led to her father and mother investing $55 It's quite fascinating and become much more powerful than we thought. Guy Kawasaki: I love these animals. The fish can escape and breed with a wild fish and pollute the gene pool. Julie Packard: Yes, it is. I'm a huge fan for a lot of reasons. For those who say, "Well, in the best of all worlds, humans would quit extracting any life out of the ocean." Fishing for Solutions, we thought, Okay, the situation, the ocean is getting dire, we need to do an exhibit about global fisheries and all the problems. We did that exhibit. We're a big driver in the global seafood market. Julie Packard: What's wrong with farmed? We always were taught, and he modeled, that we were very fortunate and we needed to be humble about that and not ever be arrogant in any way. I answered that question in a couple of ways. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: She grew up in San Francisco, and went to Catholic school and was very refined. We have this huge power to inform and engage and ignite the public. From our team's perspective, that is the end goal. California, for example, the best thing anyone living in California right now can do is support our state, or wherever your state is, support its leadership because what's happened here in California, whether it's the progress on environmental policy, I mean, we've always led the way in environmental policies here in our state. None of us were fish people or marine mammal people, but we had fallen in love with the ocean and marine biology because of Monterey bay. Julie Packard: Webtristan and isolde poem analysis Navigation. WebHe even once urinated on a teacher's desk. One thing I will say, because the whole local movement, which we are all aware of, certainly in our part of the world, here in Santa Cruz, California. Guy Kawasaki: It didn't use to be, but if you want to really play it safe, buy something caught in the U.S fishery, because at least we have regulations and even our fisheries that were depleted, they're recovering. We think that's unfair." In our understanding of what was happening in the ocean, has undergone a transformation, not a big enough transformation in terms of public awareness, but thirty years ago, everyone still thought the ocean was so vast that nothing could possibly affect it. The Seafood Watch began as just a consumer guide to enable people to know the sustainability of the seafood on their plates. I mean, that's the reason to work on it. Guy Kawasaki: There's a big food security question here, and livelihoods of millions of people in coastal economies. If you're MSC certified, it means that your fishery has met the sustainability criteria and you've been inspected to, and you're reporting back, and the third-party certifier is saying, Yeah, you are and you have to get recertified every five years. Well, very similar values to my dad, really. They helped me figure out how to recover a corrupted Zoom H6 file. Sign up to receive email updates They'll say, "Our seafood is sustainable per Monterey Bay Aquarium guidelines, but you're safe with things caught in the U.S. pretty much. That's another story, because those were both farm products. Julie Packard: The building was built in 1916. WebJulie Packard is extensively involved in philanthropy. So, no, sadly I didn't live at Addison What's the outcome goal? Guy Kawasaki: Thanks to the Remarkable People Podcast team of, Jeff Seih, Peg Fitzpatrick, Marley Morgan and Neil Pearlberg. That we did in the mid-nineties, right after we had opened our open sea wing and taken our story offshore to connect with the broader ocean. I mean, it was such a boom and bust thing. Husband: Not Available: Sibling: Not Available: Children: Not Available: Julie Packard Net Worth. It's also the philosophy of our family foundation is invest in people and their ideas. Makes no sense. 
The main things are: salmon farms use a lot of antibiotics. Even though I grew up in the fifties, and at that time, the women, the girls-- I have two sisters. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband Yes, or a mother. Guy Kawasaki: People say-- Public says their best source of information about sustainable seafood is their wait person or the person at seafood counter. We're just focusing on the seafood situation and making a lot of progress. Look for the Blenheim apricots. There's a lot more to do, though. 
I mean, two points: One, it's big business. I thought she had a full-time job growing up, honestly, and she didn't. She wasn't an outdoorsy, nature lover like my dad. Julie's sister, Nancy, Nancy's husband, and a couple of friends came up with the concept of an aquarium. Animals are going to leave me. It was important to find a good husband. She's also a leading voice for science-based policy reform in support of a healthy ocean. Members of the Los Altos Hills History Committee welcomed Julie Packard and Susan Packard Orr as speakers at a It's not going away anytime soon, so let's work to make it better. I believe it. I mean many of us I'm sure grew up in families like that. The four of us children were asked to be on the board, instructed to be on the board when we turned twenty-one. There was no nothing. It takes a village to make a podcast. Guy Kawasaki: You seem excited and optimistic, whereas you read this gigantic Pacific island plastic patch or what is the greatest threat to the ocean? It's really big. Those were some of the underlying concepts. 
It's amazing rich biodiversity. The climate change is a huge deal and sort of the mother of all issues. It's an ocean sunfish. 
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Biggest thing Americans eat: farm shrimp, farm salmon, and so both of those products are really bad news in terms of the environment. If anyone would know what fish to be, it's Julie Packard: Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. 
I mean, his HP's management by wandering around, that he wrote about in his book The HP Way, of course, is an epic philosophy in the management literature. No surprise. It's got really thick skin. The girls, it was, You've got to do really well in school and work really hard and give back to society. The kind of pain job expectation was a little vague. We want to share it in a way where the plants and animals are represented as they would be in nature, meaning in communities, kelp forest or rocky reef or sandy sea floor. How did that go down? My dad bought this apricot orchard. Nothing likes to eat it. Just any farmer's market in the Bay Area. The popular CBS show "Blue Bloods" tells the fictional Reagan family's story, an Irish Catholic family with a long-standing history in law enforcement. We're going to pay for this site. They keep my ocean blue and teaming with great content. Julie Packard is Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. And you don't believe that? The same thing can happen with plastic too. If I can, if I have a spark, the engagement and dedication and motivation of a few people, whether they're teachers or kids, future advocates that will carry on, that's something that I'll feel really good about. Isn't it? Find the obituary of Julaine Julie Packard (1967 - 2021) from Byers, CO. Leave your condolences to the family on this memorial page or send flowers to show you care. It doesn't say that we know that that piece of halibut came from Alaska because that would require that we are doing an audit program. The four of them were invertebrate zoologists, and I studied marine algae. Well, the important thing isn't whether it's right here, the important thing is does it have good regulation? 
I know everyone's very concerned about that. WebThe David and Lucile Packard Foundation is one of the world s largest charitable foundations, with assets of close to $10 billion. Julies point about more people taking actions, engaging, in a variety of ways to help move us from the affects of climate change was valuable. Finally, special thanks to Michael and Caitlyn Tee of Crate. That's going to have profound effect, and then the ocean warming, which is already happening. He would tell us about all of those things and we thought they were very exciting and remarkable. Sure, were improving stem education and were concerned about-- we were doing a lot of things, but we justwe needed to provide focus. I think that would be great for nature. 
The idea was, instead of having all the sardine boats offload the sardines at the dock where they start rotting and they're not fresh and then you have this giant pile of sardines at the cannery, and it's a big processing logistics problem, he came up with the idea of these floating, giant wooden boxes. I mean, think about that. We're going to pay for this site. They don't eat-- there's not even a distribution system, to be honest. Guy Kawasaki: She is the vice-chair of the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, which was founded by her parents and controls $9 billion in assets. She was a full-time volunteer, but she was always gone all day, or I'd be in the parking lot in the car while she was volunteering on some board for the children's hospital or something like this. What did you learn from her? Guy Kawasaki: Ask questions. Ask your wait person, Where did this fish come from? This weeks Remarkable People podcast features a woman who fell in love with the Monterey Bay while studying science at U.C. Julie Packard: Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: 
Marine Stewardship Council was an organization started by World Wildlife Fund in Unilever, I don't know, over twenty years ago, that does provide third party certification, and they have their criteria. I mean, I don't know that's kind of mother job description 101. Start local. One of the things that's been really tough on all of our local fishing communities along the coast of the U.S. is all this imported seafood, because no one's buying local seafood anymore. It took a really long time to get the permits. The United States imports eighty percent of the seafood we eat and we export ninety percent of the seafood that we catch. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: People need to get out and engage and get the right people in charge of these decisions because our environment is a comment, but something that society needs to decide for the benefit of everyone, what the rules are. We think it's fine for people to be fishing, and we're here to help transform the seafood and aquaculture business enterprise to one that can be more sustainable into the future. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband What that means is the oxygen levels in the ocean are declining over time. In a prior life, I was on the board of the Stanford Alumni Association, and we had many a meeting discussing the mission of the Stanford Alumni Associations. That's huge too. Julie Packard is the founding executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and has redefined aquariums as a force for conservation. She has served on many other boards and committees related to conservation, including the California Nature Conservancy and World Wildlife Fund. 
All of our ground fish fisheries here in California are reopened after being declared a federal disaster and being closed for over a decade. He was just super outdoorsy. Join Facebook to connect with Julie Packard and others you may know. Santa Cruz. I mean, that's the reason to work on it. If you are a Mola-Mola, no one's going to want to eat you. Even though I swim really slowly, I can't keep up, I can't get out of the way. Yes, or a mother. 
Poliquin's campaign on Tuesday called on Golden to return a contribution of $667 from Julie Packard, the executive director of Seafood Watch. I'm just really happy that I've had the opportunity so far in continuing to open people's eyes to this, what I like to call the other part of the planet that we've just now woken up to, that makes humanity able to exist here on this beautiful earth. They're the old-school kind to grow in the Valley of the heart's delight, which is what they called Santa Clara Valley because great fruit-growing. I don't know if any of the listeners have been to Pueblo, but there's not a whole lot going on. They have also lived in Moss Landing, CA and Soquel, CA. Oct 15, 2014. One of the things that's been really tough on all of our local fishing communities along the coast of the U.S. is all this imported seafood, because no one's buying local seafood anymore. Like with most things probably is the theme in your podcasts here, if youre talking to leaders, is it really came down to leadership. here's a tremendous amount of coastal habitat that contains a huge amount of biodiversity that is changing, is going to be continued to be altered, and just affects entire ecosystems that we can't even imagine, but the big threat that people are just beginning to talk about, which is just insanely concerning, is the whole ocean acidification thing, which is, as CO2 goes in ocean water, it makes it more acidic. It can grow to be the size of a Volkswagen bug. That's where we, being land dwelling species, the whole environmental movement is so much focused on land as it should, and as is understandable, the ocean has got profound influence on everything else. Interestingly, the Seafood Watch program, which now is a global program, it's a global fisheries and agriculture program, we are super business-friendly. As our stories that we're telling about the bay and the ocean at large continued to evolve and stay up with the times, we realized that we really wanted and needed-- it was really imperative for us to start talking more and more about the human impact stories of what was happening on the ocean and not just the happy, natural history stories about the cool fish and their weird habits, which is great. She serves on numerous boards, including the California Nature Conservancy, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. As our stories that we're telling about the bay and the ocean at large continued to evolve and stay up with the times, we realized that we really wanted and needed-- it was really imperative for us to start talking more and more about the human impact stories of what was happening on the ocean and not just the happy, natural history stories about the cool fish and their weird habits, which is great. WebJulie Packard, born 1953 Exhibition Label Born Los Altos, California Julie Packard has dedicated her career to preserving ocean life. I think it's fascinating, but I'm kind of a nerd on the topic because it's making so much progress, it's really exciting. In the late 1970s, after earning a masters degree in biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, she chose to focus on environmental action. 2023 The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Privacy Creative Commons. We think that's unfair." Of course, also the ocean plants produce a lot of oxygen. There was no nothing. They're a transparent bunch of ratings about sustainability of these different fisheries. Maybe if one of us wanted to take some time off and have children, look after the kids for a while, but even so, and all of us in the family, whether we go into a job every day or whatever we're doing, everyone is doing some big projects to make the world a better place in some fashion. Some of the people were like absolute advocates, helping me push that through. It's just the way it's happening now is bad news. Here's the crazy thing. We need to continue to be that place that's open to all. It came from another country because in the U.S., the U.S market, which is-- we're, I think, the third biggest market for seafood in the world now. Seafood Watch is just a set of standards for businesses and fisheries to aspire to. Advertisement. I buy it. Guy Kawasaki: Ask with the local fisheries if you're in the U.S. and you'll be good. Year one drew nearly 2.4 million people. Isn't it counterintuitive you're saying, we want to preserve the ocean and preserve wildlife. 
One, first of all, most aquariums are rows and rows of fish tanks. They'd make it they were just canning. One, first of all, most aquariums are rows and rows of fish tanks. It's food security if we can do it right. She also served as a member of the Pew Oceans Commission, a group of U.S. leaders charged with developing recommen-dations to improve ocean resource management, and she remains actively involved in national efforts to implement those recommendations. Julie is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and an international leader in the field of ocean conservation. I feel like there's big money in the seafood enterprise. The building, actually, was registered on what's called the Historic American Engineering Record that we have document all of his canning technology. WebFor more than three decades, Ms. Julie Packard has been an influential and passionate international leader in ocean conservation and sustainability whose contributions have enhanced CSU Monterey Bay and the surrounding Monterey Peninsula. She was a member of the Pew Oceans Commission, which in 2003 issued its We got engaged in some opposition that was really around local politics around land use planning decisions that were coming down at the time. That is like a shrine to the tech community, for sure, but my three older siblings were born there, but by the time I came around, my dad had decided he wanted to move up into the hills. What can I do?" Between the times, and being the youngest, I think, or just being very independent, sure, I have those thoughts, but you didn't take my dad on about things. So, no, sadly I didn't live at Addison Yes, yes, because those were the times. 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Here, that means like rockfish and ling cod and sea bass That's a little backstory about the site of the aquarium, which is amazing. Report an error; Dear Abby: I resent the family duties my husband has assigned me. We're asking you for the aquarium visitors to be part of the parking district, which is a gold mine for the city. Webjulie packard husband ratio of size of atom to size of nucleus ole miss athletic administration building julie packard husband 27, 2023 3:47 am cuban cigars australia London delved right back into the music industry after she parted ways with Webb. Guy Kawasaki: Well, that would be a whole other long story. No one has ever made the case, Well, if you're listing the right kind of seafood and all that, you're affecting jobs. Not like, We need coal because there's 50,000 coal miners. If they hadn't done that, and if I had to tell Julie Packard that I lost the file, and if she had said, Tough luck, there would not be this podcast. Everything we do? That can create a dead zone in the area. You'd sell the fresh fruit. No. Jellies have super low metabolism, and they can live in really funky conditions. I mean, all of that CO2 uptake by those tiny plants, if the ocean's dead, that's not happening. Julie Packard: Even though I swim really slowly, I can't keep up, I can't get out of the way. Now that is an insider tip to everyone in California. We think it's fine for people to be fishing, and we're here to help transform the seafood and aquaculture business enterprise to one that can be more sustainable into the future. They create a lot of fish waste in a really concentrated area. Julie Packard: Here's the crazy thing. They're a transparent bunch of ratings about sustainability of these different fisheries. Do you depend on other researchers or you do first-hand research? The aquarium, we're doing some tagging studies. Of course, we're experiencing that right here in our part of the world in the central coast. Ask questions. From that whole effort, the Seafood Watch program was spawned, so to speak. My parents, they were all about being productive, contributing, working hard. The word got out. If I'm a 2000 pound Mola, I'm pretty safe. It was important to find a good husband. There is no question Julie Packard is the most famous & most loved Josie was born Li Chun Can you guess what sea animal she'd like to come back as? Did it ever come to a point where you were philosophically opposed saying, "Dad, how can your company empower the military industrial complex?" Our team has just taken it so far beyond anything wildly imaginable. Yeah, sure. Since its opening day on October 20th, 1984, the Monterey Bay Aquarium has introduced over 60 million people to the incredible sea life off the Central California Coast, as well as the vast ocean beyond. Special thanks to Kevin Connor and Terry and Will Mayo who made this podcast possible. He'd get out of the tractor and, like, adjust the orchard every spring and drive the tractor around, and then the summer apricots would be harvested and we'd sell them to the canneries. Theyre called sardine hoppers. Let's work to have that all happen in a better way. It's not going away, if we can do it right, let's go for it. Nothing like that? Ask your wait person, Where did this fish come from? You've lots to eat. Year one drew 2.4 million people. I mean, whether it's coral bleaching or impacts of warm water, the whole ocean food web. Julie Packard: Did he come home and say, "Oh, today we got an order for 10,000, oscilloscopes from Disney." Well, very similar values to my dad, really. Not to be a downer, but it's big. Julie Packard and other California leaders will revamp imperiled parks The final thing I'd say about my dad, he would listen to anyone. My favorite fish is this crazy fish, it's called Mola-Mola, the Latin name. That's how I-- its my lens in life because of my life experience growing up. Eventually, this led to her father and mother investing $55 It's quite fascinating and become much more powerful than we thought. Guy Kawasaki: I love these animals. The fish can escape and breed with a wild fish and pollute the gene pool. Julie Packard: Yes, it is. I'm a huge fan for a lot of reasons. For those who say, "Well, in the best of all worlds, humans would quit extracting any life out of the ocean." Fishing for Solutions, we thought, Okay, the situation, the ocean is getting dire, we need to do an exhibit about global fisheries and all the problems. We did that exhibit. We're a big driver in the global seafood market. Julie Packard: What's wrong with farmed? We always were taught, and he modeled, that we were very fortunate and we needed to be humble about that and not ever be arrogant in any way. I answered that question in a couple of ways. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: She grew up in San Francisco, and went to Catholic school and was very refined. We have this huge power to inform and engage and ignite the public. From our team's perspective, that is the end goal. California, for example, the best thing anyone living in California right now can do is support our state, or wherever your state is, support its leadership because what's happened here in California, whether it's the progress on environmental policy, I mean, we've always led the way in environmental policies here in our state. None of us were fish people or marine mammal people, but we had fallen in love with the ocean and marine biology because of Monterey bay. Julie Packard: Webtristan and isolde poem analysis Navigation. WebHe even once urinated on a teacher's desk. One thing I will say, because the whole local movement, which we are all aware of, certainly in our part of the world, here in Santa Cruz, California. Guy Kawasaki: It didn't use to be, but if you want to really play it safe, buy something caught in the U.S fishery, because at least we have regulations and even our fisheries that were depleted, they're recovering. We think that's unfair." In our understanding of what was happening in the ocean, has undergone a transformation, not a big enough transformation in terms of public awareness, but thirty years ago, everyone still thought the ocean was so vast that nothing could possibly affect it. The Seafood Watch began as just a consumer guide to enable people to know the sustainability of the seafood on their plates. I mean, that's the reason to work on it. Guy Kawasaki: There's a big food security question here, and livelihoods of millions of people in coastal economies. If you're MSC certified, it means that your fishery has met the sustainability criteria and you've been inspected to, and you're reporting back, and the third-party certifier is saying, Yeah, you are and you have to get recertified every five years. Well, very similar values to my dad, really. They helped me figure out how to recover a corrupted Zoom H6 file. Sign up to receive email updates They'll say, "Our seafood is sustainable per Monterey Bay Aquarium guidelines, but you're safe with things caught in the U.S. pretty much. That's another story, because those were both farm products. Julie Packard: The building was built in 1916. WebJulie Packard is extensively involved in philanthropy. So, no, sadly I didn't live at Addison What's the outcome goal? Guy Kawasaki: Thanks to the Remarkable People Podcast team of, Jeff Seih, Peg Fitzpatrick, Marley Morgan and Neil Pearlberg. That we did in the mid-nineties, right after we had opened our open sea wing and taken our story offshore to connect with the broader ocean. I mean, it was such a boom and bust thing. Husband: Not Available: Sibling: Not Available: Children: Not Available: Julie Packard Net Worth. It's also the philosophy of our family foundation is invest in people and their ideas. Makes no sense. The main things are: salmon farms use a lot of antibiotics. Even though I grew up in the fifties, and at that time, the women, the girls-- I have two sisters. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband Yes, or a mother. Guy Kawasaki: People say-- Public says their best source of information about sustainable seafood is their wait person or the person at seafood counter. We're just focusing on the seafood situation and making a lot of progress. Look for the Blenheim apricots. There's a lot more to do, though. I mean, two points: One, it's big business. I thought she had a full-time job growing up, honestly, and she didn't. She wasn't an outdoorsy, nature lover like my dad. Julie's sister, Nancy, Nancy's husband, and a couple of friends came up with the concept of an aquarium. Animals are going to leave me. It was important to find a good husband. She's also a leading voice for science-based policy reform in support of a healthy ocean. Members of the Los Altos Hills History Committee welcomed Julie Packard and Susan Packard Orr as speakers at a It's not going away anytime soon, so let's work to make it better. I believe it. I mean many of us I'm sure grew up in families like that. The four of us children were asked to be on the board, instructed to be on the board when we turned twenty-one. There was no nothing. It takes a village to make a podcast. Guy Kawasaki: You seem excited and optimistic, whereas you read this gigantic Pacific island plastic patch or what is the greatest threat to the ocean? It's really big. Those were some of the underlying concepts. It's amazing rich biodiversity. The climate change is a huge deal and sort of the mother of all issues. It's an ocean sunfish. Julie Packard: Biggest thing Americans eat: farm shrimp, farm salmon, and so both of those products are really bad news in terms of the environment. If anyone would know what fish to be, it's Julie Packard: Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I mean, his HP's management by wandering around, that he wrote about in his book The HP Way, of course, is an epic philosophy in the management literature. No surprise. It's got really thick skin. The girls, it was, You've got to do really well in school and work really hard and give back to society. The kind of pain job expectation was a little vague. We want to share it in a way where the plants and animals are represented as they would be in nature, meaning in communities, kelp forest or rocky reef or sandy sea floor. How did that go down? My dad bought this apricot orchard. Nothing likes to eat it. Just any farmer's market in the Bay Area. The popular CBS show "Blue Bloods" tells the fictional Reagan family's story, an Irish Catholic family with a long-standing history in law enforcement. We're going to pay for this site. They keep my ocean blue and teaming with great content. Julie Packard is Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. And you don't believe that? The same thing can happen with plastic too. If I can, if I have a spark, the engagement and dedication and motivation of a few people, whether they're teachers or kids, future advocates that will carry on, that's something that I'll feel really good about. Isn't it? Find the obituary of Julaine Julie Packard (1967 - 2021) from Byers, CO. Leave your condolences to the family on this memorial page or send flowers to show you care. It doesn't say that we know that that piece of halibut came from Alaska because that would require that we are doing an audit program. The four of them were invertebrate zoologists, and I studied marine algae. Well, the important thing isn't whether it's right here, the important thing is does it have good regulation? I know everyone's very concerned about that. WebThe David and Lucile Packard Foundation is one of the world s largest charitable foundations, with assets of close to $10 billion. Julies point about more people taking actions, engaging, in a variety of ways to help move us from the affects of climate change was valuable. Finally, special thanks to Michael and Caitlyn Tee of Crate. That's going to have profound effect, and then the ocean warming, which is already happening. He would tell us about all of those things and we thought they were very exciting and remarkable. Sure, were improving stem education and were concerned about-- we were doing a lot of things, but we justwe needed to provide focus. I think that would be great for nature. The idea was, instead of having all the sardine boats offload the sardines at the dock where they start rotting and they're not fresh and then you have this giant pile of sardines at the cannery, and it's a big processing logistics problem, he came up with the idea of these floating, giant wooden boxes. I mean, think about that. We're going to pay for this site. They don't eat-- there's not even a distribution system, to be honest. Guy Kawasaki: She is the vice-chair of the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, which was founded by her parents and controls $9 billion in assets. She was a full-time volunteer, but she was always gone all day, or I'd be in the parking lot in the car while she was volunteering on some board for the children's hospital or something like this. What did you learn from her? Guy Kawasaki: Ask questions. Ask your wait person, Where did this fish come from? This weeks Remarkable People podcast features a woman who fell in love with the Monterey Bay while studying science at U.C. Julie Packard: Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: Marine Stewardship Council was an organization started by World Wildlife Fund in Unilever, I don't know, over twenty years ago, that does provide third party certification, and they have their criteria. I mean, I don't know that's kind of mother job description 101. Start local. One of the things that's been really tough on all of our local fishing communities along the coast of the U.S. is all this imported seafood, because no one's buying local seafood anymore. It took a really long time to get the permits. The United States imports eighty percent of the seafood we eat and we export ninety percent of the seafood that we catch. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: People need to get out and engage and get the right people in charge of these decisions because our environment is a comment, but something that society needs to decide for the benefit of everyone, what the rules are. We think it's fine for people to be fishing, and we're here to help transform the seafood and aquaculture business enterprise to one that can be more sustainable into the future. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband What that means is the oxygen levels in the ocean are declining over time. In a prior life, I was on the board of the Stanford Alumni Association, and we had many a meeting discussing the mission of the Stanford Alumni Associations. That's huge too. Julie Packard is the founding executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and has redefined aquariums as a force for conservation. She has served on many other boards and committees related to conservation, including the California Nature Conservancy and World Wildlife Fund. All of our ground fish fisheries here in California are reopened after being declared a federal disaster and being closed for over a decade. He was just super outdoorsy. Join Facebook to connect with Julie Packard and others you may know. Santa Cruz. I mean, that's the reason to work on it. If you are a Mola-Mola, no one's going to want to eat you. Even though I swim really slowly, I can't keep up, I can't get out of the way. Yes, or a mother. Poliquin's campaign on Tuesday called on Golden to return a contribution of $667 from Julie Packard, the executive director of Seafood Watch. I'm just really happy that I've had the opportunity so far in continuing to open people's eyes to this, what I like to call the other part of the planet that we've just now woken up to, that makes humanity able to exist here on this beautiful earth. They're the old-school kind to grow in the Valley of the heart's delight, which is what they called Santa Clara Valley because great fruit-growing. I don't know if any of the listeners have been to Pueblo, but there's not a whole lot going on. They have also lived in Moss Landing, CA and Soquel, CA. Oct 15, 2014. One of the things that's been really tough on all of our local fishing communities along the coast of the U.S. is all this imported seafood, because no one's buying local seafood anymore. Like with most things probably is the theme in your podcasts here, if youre talking to leaders, is it really came down to leadership. here's a tremendous amount of coastal habitat that contains a huge amount of biodiversity that is changing, is going to be continued to be altered, and just affects entire ecosystems that we can't even imagine, but the big threat that people are just beginning to talk about, which is just insanely concerning, is the whole ocean acidification thing, which is, as CO2 goes in ocean water, it makes it more acidic. It can grow to be the size of a Volkswagen bug. That's where we, being land dwelling species, the whole environmental movement is so much focused on land as it should, and as is understandable, the ocean has got profound influence on everything else. Interestingly, the Seafood Watch program, which now is a global program, it's a global fisheries and agriculture program, we are super business-friendly. As our stories that we're telling about the bay and the ocean at large continued to evolve and stay up with the times, we realized that we really wanted and needed-- it was really imperative for us to start talking more and more about the human impact stories of what was happening on the ocean and not just the happy, natural history stories about the cool fish and their weird habits, which is great. She serves on numerous boards, including the California Nature Conservancy, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. As our stories that we're telling about the bay and the ocean at large continued to evolve and stay up with the times, we realized that we really wanted and needed-- it was really imperative for us to start talking more and more about the human impact stories of what was happening on the ocean and not just the happy, natural history stories about the cool fish and their weird habits, which is great. WebJulie Packard, born 1953 Exhibition Label Born Los Altos, California Julie Packard has dedicated her career to preserving ocean life. I think it's fascinating, but I'm kind of a nerd on the topic because it's making so much progress, it's really exciting. In the late 1970s, after earning a masters degree in biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, she chose to focus on environmental action. 2023 The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Privacy Creative Commons. We think that's unfair." Of course, also the ocean plants produce a lot of oxygen. There was no nothing. They're a transparent bunch of ratings about sustainability of these different fisheries. Maybe if one of us wanted to take some time off and have children, look after the kids for a while, but even so, and all of us in the family, whether we go into a job every day or whatever we're doing, everyone is doing some big projects to make the world a better place in some fashion. Some of the people were like absolute advocates, helping me push that through. It's just the way it's happening now is bad news. Here's the crazy thing. We need to continue to be that place that's open to all. It came from another country because in the U.S., the U.S market, which is-- we're, I think, the third biggest market for seafood in the world now. Seafood Watch is just a set of standards for businesses and fisheries to aspire to. Advertisement. I buy it. Guy Kawasaki: Ask with the local fisheries if you're in the U.S. and you'll be good. Year one drew nearly 2.4 million people. Isn't it counterintuitive you're saying, we want to preserve the ocean and preserve wildlife. One, first of all, most aquariums are rows and rows of fish tanks. They'd make it they were just canning. One, first of all, most aquariums are rows and rows of fish tanks. It's food security if we can do it right. She also served as a member of the Pew Oceans Commission, a group of U.S. leaders charged with developing recommen-dations to improve ocean resource management, and she remains actively involved in national efforts to implement those recommendations. Julie is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and an international leader in the field of ocean conservation. I feel like there's big money in the seafood enterprise. The building, actually, was registered on what's called the Historic American Engineering Record that we have document all of his canning technology. WebFor more than three decades, Ms. Julie Packard has been an influential and passionate international leader in ocean conservation and sustainability whose contributions have enhanced CSU Monterey Bay and the surrounding Monterey Peninsula. 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