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SUMMARY:Behind the Science with Research Anthropologist and Curator of Hum
 an-Environment Interactions Dr. Torben Rick
LOCATION:National Museum of Natural History\, 10th St & Constitution Ave N
 W\, Washington\, DC
DESCRIPTION:“The Fascinating Origins of Tuna and Billfish Fisheries” Tuna 
 and billfish are among the world’s most important large ocean predators a
 nd an important global food source. Millions of tons are caught every yea
 r. Despite significant declines in their populations\, we know relatively
  little about tuna and billfish harvest prior to 20 th century industrial
  exploitation. Smithsonian scientists are conducting archaeological\, his
 torical\, and ecological research to understand the deep history of the f
 ishery and help plan for the future sustainability of these critical fish
 . This month\, go behind the s…\n\nhttps://askalice.club/events/7768f332-
 12ba-4598-ac81-dfd5cab69386
URL:https://askalice.club/events/7768f332-12ba-4598-ac81-dfd5cab69386
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