Carina B. Lange

About the Author

Carina B. Lange is a distinguished marine biologist and environmental writer whose work bridges the gap between scientific research and public awareness on ocean conservation. With a PhD in marine ecology from the University of California, she has spent over two decades studying the impacts of human activity on marine ecosystems, particularly focusing on fisheries sustainability and biodiversity loss. Lange's writing draws from her extensive fieldwork in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, offering insightful analyses that challenge conventional narratives about resource management. Her debut book, Shifting Baselines: The Past and the Future of Ocean Fisheries, has been praised for its rigorous yet accessible exploration of how shifting perceptions of 'normal' ocean health obscure long-term environmental decline. Through her publications in leading journals and contributions to policy discussions, Lange advocates for evidence-based strategies to restore marine habitats, inspiring readers to rethink humanity's relationship with the sea.