For several months, the Strategic Earth team has been working with California Ocean Science Trust (OST) to facilitate the development of the State of California South Coast State of the Region Report. This State of the Region report details everything you need to know about the diverse ecosystems off the southern coast of California! The […]
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Mar
Mar
The Monday after our clocks spring forward is rarely the easiest of days. Gone is the dream of an early morning yoga class, it’s tougher to get out the door on time, and I seem to be perpetually hungry (but maybe that’s just me!). Amidst this moment of discomfort – coupled with perhaps a touch […]
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Feb
Feb
Here at Strategic Earth, we always get a little extra excited to travel cross-country. And the excitement is elevated even further when the cross-country trip leads to an opportunity to collaborate with a group of highly motivated, inspirational individuals working to reconnect consumers with local seafood and change the face of the seafood industry. Battling […]
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Feb
Feb
Seafood—how we enjoy the delicious ocean bounty. From Dungeness crab to salmon, tuna to oysters. We don’t discriminate and celebrate any and all excuses to fill our bellies with delicious food from the sea. And there is simply no better place to eat the most amazing, fresh seafood (coupled with stimulating conversation) then the Annual […]
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Dec
Dec
Strategic Earth is thrilled to partner with Purchin Consulting and offer our clients and colleagues an opportunity to develop skills in positive communication and navigating difficult conversations. In November 2015, we launched the first lunchtime, brown bag webinar, “The Role of Apology Within Conflict Resolution”. Over the course of a hour, we explored common obstacles […]
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Nov
Nov
We love being on the road, traveling up and down the coast, meeting with folks in local coffee shops, dockside, or along a coastal trail. This past week we made our way from Half Moon Bay north to Crescent City (and back!) in an effort to sit down and chat with Dungeness crab fishermen at […]
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