Carl Safina

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First Reported May 10 2012 - Updated May 10 2012 - 1 Documents

Karen Russell

Book Markers 05.10.12

Local book newsOrion Award for Safina“The View From Lazy Point: A Natural Year in an Unnatural World” by Carl Safina won the 2012 Orion Book Award last week. The award recognizes “the book’s success in addressing the human relationship with the natural ... [ Published May 10 2012 by East Hampton Star ]

Entities: Carl Safina, Blue Ocean Worldwide, Karen Russell, Deepwater Horizon, Reproduction

First Reported Apr 19 2012 - Updated Apr 19 2012 - 1 Documents

Orion Book Award Finalists: Free Samples

Snubbed by , novelist Karen Russell has been named one of the five finalists for the Orion Book Award. : ?Each spring near Earth Day, an important work of fiction or nonfiction is presented with the Orion Book Award in recognition of its success in addressing ... [ Published Apr 19 2012 by Media Bistro ]

Entities: Karen Russell, Helon Habila, Carl Safina, Sandra Steingraber, W. W. Norton & Company

First Reported Apr 02 2012 - Updated Apr 02 2012 - 2 Documents

Nat Geo's Controversial New TV Show, Wicked Tuna, Debuts

Nat Geo's new TV Show, Wicked Tuna, aired its first episode last night. The show had come under a lot of pre-airing criticism, including by me on this site. The main criticism: Why would Nat Geo choose to glamorize people who kill a magnificent endangered ... [ Published Apr 02 2012 by Huffington Post ]

Entities: Bluefin Tuna, Salvo, National Geographic Society, Carl Safina

First Reported Jan 30 2012 - Updated Jan 30 2012 - 1 Documents

National Geographic Society

Carl Safina: Will National Geographic TV's Wicked Tuna Be Better Than Advertised?

Following National Geographic Channel's announcement of its upcoming TV show, "Wicked Tuna," and my consequent slam , I received a phone call inviting me to Nat Geo headquarters. Our discussion seemed a big improvement over their press release. Yes, ... [ Published Jan 30 2012 by TV Squad ]

Entities: National Geographic Society, Carl Safina, Bluefin Tuna

First Reported Jan 16 2012 - Updated Jan 16 2012 - 1 Documents

Carl Safina: National Geographic Channel, In Race for Bottom, Adds Killing Endangered Species to New Season Entertainment Lineup

Well, people, what an incredibly long drop it's been since the electrifying National Geographic TV specials of my youth, whose mere opening theme notes would raise the hair on my neck. It seems almost like the scenario of a post-apocalyptic surrealist ... [ Published Jan 16 2012 by TV Squad ]

Entities: National Geographic Channel, Carl Safina, Endangered Species, Bluefin Tuna

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Book Markers 05.10.12 [ Published May 10 2012 by East Hampton Star ]
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Nat Geo's Controversial New TV Show, Wicked Tun... [ Published Apr 02 2012 by Huffington Post ]
Carl Safina: Nat Geo's Controversial New TV Sho... [ Published Apr 02 2012 by TV Squad ]
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Carl Safina: Nat Geo's Controversial New TV Sho... [ Published Apr 02 2012 by TV Squad ] Nat Geo's new TV Show, Wicked Tuna, aired its first episode last night. The show had come under a lot of pre-airing criticism, including by me on this site. The main criticism: Why would Nat Geo choose to glamorize people who kill a magnificent endangered ...
Carl Safina: Will National Geographic TV's Wick... [ Published Jan 30 2012 by TV Squad ] Following National Geographic Channel's announcement of its upcoming TV show, "Wicked Tuna," and my consequent slam , I received a phone call inviting me to Nat Geo headquarters. Our discussion seemed a big improvement over their press release. Yes, ...
Carl Safina: National Geographic Channel, In Ra... [ Published Jan 16 2012 by TV Squad ] Well, people, what an incredibly long drop it's been since the electrifying National Geographic TV specials of my youth, whose mere opening theme notes would raise the hair on my neck. It seems almost like the scenario of a post-apocalyptic surrealist ...