Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. One of which was to-- he had a seawater system. Everyone loves bringing their kids to the zoo or an aquarium. What did you learn from her? It's got really thick skin. sarah jessup bennet 1; long island north shore hebrew academy 1; sonoran green turquoise 8; you will shortly receive a text from lloyds bank 1; augustus caesar summer house cyprus 2; My father relayed? My father kind of challenged the group, "Hey, let's think of some big projects that we can do that are really all around rather than just funding other people's ideas." Even though I swim really slowly, I can't keep up, I can't get out of the way. You have a small number of things you can say? 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. I mean, businesses really pay attention to it, what their rating is. This week's Remarkable People Podcast features a woman who fell in love with the Monterey bay while studying science at UC Santa Cruz. Obviously, that's what gets people to come in the door and fall in love with the animals and gets their attention, but we needed to add on a new species to the aquarium interpretation, which was humans. Did he come home and say, "Oh, today we got an order for 10,000, oscilloscopes from Disney." It's like where time began. People get confused about it. Stay tuned, and you'll soon find out. That's the best thing you can do, and of course changes in your personal life. These layers of these oxygen minimum layers, they call them. Santa Cruz. Everything you just said, What can one person do not in charge of a foundation? I mean, all I can say about it, it's really about what kind of parents we are and how-- and it's not what we say, it's who we are and how we lead our lives. Julie Packard: In the course of it, we decided that we better get our restaurant menu, seafood item list in shape, or would not look good. They'd add onto their buildings, they'd have a good year and then things would go along. What's the outcome goal? Packard by necessity became familiar with the prospects and limitations of deep-sea work. Guy Kawasaki: Courtesy of Margaret Abe. My dad was incredibly humble. We wanted to just make it a more interesting and engaging experience, have more interactive kind of hands-on interpretations. UNDERSTANDABLE SECOND HUSBAND . She grew up in San Francisco, and went to Catholic school and was very refined. The aquarium was the brainchild of my sister and her husband and a couple of their colleagues. I just tend to go for more practical solutions. We have this huge power to inform and engage and ignite the public. From our team's perspective, that is the end goal. Guy Kawasaki: Stanford had purchased this big old cannery right next door, the Hovden Cannery, where the aquarium is now located. Growing up, probably like most kids in the fifties, my dad worked all the time. Julie Packard: The good news here in the U.S. is a lot of great stuff's happening at the state level. From that whole effort, the Seafood Watch program was spawned, so to speak. I think Of course, I'm asked that a lot. 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. Biggest thing Americans eat: farm shrimp, farm salmon, and so both of those products are really bad news in terms of the environment. Not to be a downer, but it's big. And you don't believe that? I'm most excited about reaching the people that maybe haven't thought about the ocean and the importance of engaging in the actions that we need to take to ensure that it's healthy for the future for the benefit of humanity. We're in the continuum of organizations working on this issue of over-fishing, which is a serious problem and something that we know how to fix. WebJulie Packard is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and has served in that position since the Aquarium opened in 1984. Let's just say that. Twenty years ago, whatever we said the problem was, now it's like, It's just like an existential threat. When it comes to the ocean, obviously, we read about sea level rise, which of course mainly people are focusing on whether their home's going to be inundated, which is a serious problem to consider. We had opposition, but that's a whole other story. Julie Packard: Go to a good university Floor Plan. We needed to reflect well on her father at all times and have good manners and be presentable like any mother. Here's the crazy thing. Wah Our team at the aquarium is working hard to improve standards. 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. Guy Kawasaki: The foundation was funding a lot of different programs in different areas. Certainly, there were at the time and that's not what that ocean's like. 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. He really did the whole idea of investing in people and giving them rain to do their best work, which was an HP philosophy. She's also a leading voice for science-based policy reform in support of a healthy ocean. Yeah, sure. How did that come to be? It's not going away, if we can do it right, let's go for it. Now, what you need to be looking for along withOr you go out to dinner with me, I pull up my app. 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. I mean, businesses really pay attention to it, what their rating is. Stanford had purchased this big old cannery right next door, the Hovden Cannery, where the aquarium is now located. That was a big family value. Julie Packard: I just grow big, really fast. We had opposition, but that's a whole other story. I mean, it was such a boom and bust thing. When we began, the purpose statement for the Monterey Bay Aquarium was something like, To expand public awareness, conduct research, and maybe have promote stewardship in there, at the Monterey Bay. Now, what you need to be looking for along withOr you go out to dinner with me, I pull up my app. That's where the change begins. 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. Can you guess what sea animal shed like to come back as? It's an ocean sunfish. She is the vice-chair of the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, which was founded by her parents and controls $9 billion in assets. Guy Kawasaki: Discover Julie Packards Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. What about plastic and climate change and all of that? We can talk about those things, but the thing about fishing is it's the most ancient relationship that humans have with the ocean. Ask your wait person, Where did this fish come from? Let's just say that. If a random person is listening to this podcast and thinking, Oh my God. Julie Packard: 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. I answered that question in a couple of ways. We wanted to-- we thought we could remodel the building. Absolutely. Wah Like with most things probably is the theme in your podcasts here, if youre talking to leaders, is it really came down to leadership. Guy Kawasaki: London delved right back into the music industry after she parted ways with Webb. That all happens because of a living ocean. His door was truly, always open. WebJulie E. Packard and William Conway attend the Wildlife Conservation Society Gala 2015: Turning Tides at Central Park Zoo on June 11, 2015 in New Julie E. Packard attends the Wildlife Conservation Society Gala 2015: Turning Tides at Central Park Zoo on June 11, 2015 in New York City. Those were some of the underlying concepts. The only reason, the only way they're going to get to know something is by all of us asking questions. Julie Packard: Julie Packard: A lot of that is consumed by life in the ocean, but it is a vast part of the system that makes life able to exist on earth. And then, finally, we wanted to really incorporate some of the new museum interpretive techniques that were happening at the science museums, like the Exploratorium, what we all know as interactive exhibits, where people are engaged with the learning. New Tab 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. WebWWF president and CEO Carter Roberts talks with Julie Packard, founding executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and a WWF National Council member, about I buy it. Now that is an insider tip to everyone in California. She was quite proper. What would it environmentalist say against you? They put the right people in office. I don't have any stories. Of course, we're experiencing that right here in our part of the world in the central coast. For those who say, "Well, in the best of all worlds, humans would quit extracting any life out of the ocean." I'm front and center, all conservation, all the time. The four of them were invertebrate zoologists, and I studied marine algae. Our challenge and the, the beauty of what we do is that we have this amazing institution that inspires people, that can inspire people, through connections with living animals and discovering the ocean, the real thing. This weeks Remarkable People podcast features a woman who fell in love with the Monterey Bay while studying science at U.C. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband They'd make it they were just canning. Like with most things probably is the theme in your podcasts here, if youre talking to leaders, is it really came down to leadership. It's crazy. We put together a proposal to the foundation to do this ability study if an aquarium was built on the site, could it be financially self-supporting based on admission fees, and would there be enough attendance to support it? The ocean is like a giant modulator of heat in the atmosphere and the whole global system. Now, you know about the Mola-Mola, specifically that it eats jellyfish, which is likely to be in good supply. That's just because that's what our parents did. It's the only place where we're still extracting, at least certainly the industrialized world is, still extracting wildlife on a market basis. What happened to you? One was: we didn't want people to be in a one-way path. "Julie Packard has been the single most effective person in raising public awareness about seafood sustainability," says renowned marine conservationist Carl Safina, Ph.D. Thanks to the Remarkable People Podcast team of, Jeff Seih, Peg Fitzpatrick, Marley Morgan and Neil Pearlberg. It's quite remarkable. Everything we do? Guy Kawasaki: Well, very similar values to my dad, really. If I were going to go for seafood dinner, is there anything I just should not eat? Well, the greatest threat to the ocean, no surprise, carbon pollution, climate change, climate crisis, whatever the current lingo is for it. The Seafood Watch began as just a consumer guide to enable people to know the sustainability of the seafood on their plates. I've got lots to eat, and I can swim to my preferred water temperature zone if the ocean temperature changes. My dad worked a lot, and he was very imposing. People say-- Public says their best source of information about sustainable seafood is their wait person or the person at seafood counter. He loved driving tractors. The same thing can happen with plastic too. It took a really long time to get the permits. 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. Of course, we were quickly disposed of that notion by the architects and engineers, but we were really happy with the concept architects came up with, which really was preserving the facade on cannery row of that old building. The ocean absorbs something like twenty-five percent of the carbon emissions. During a week celebrating the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Julie Packard sat down with host Krys Boyd of the syndicated public radio program Think to share what the Aquarium is doing to inspire people to care about and care for ocean life. Where to subscribe: Apple Podcast | Google Podcasts, Transcript Guy Kawasaki: You should be checking your Seafood Watch app. Can be equivalent to like a raw sewage outfall of the mid-sized city in one spot. I love these animals. Guy Kawasaki: This is the farmer's market on Sunday? She wasn't an outdoorsy, nature lover like my dad. Guy Kawasaki: For me, and I think many people, 367 Addison is the center of the universe. Here is a look at the cast's real-life You can find them. Julie Packard: That's happening. It really picked up. Back then it was just apricot orchards and oak forest. 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. We got engaged in some opposition that was really around local politics around land use planning decisions that were coming down at the time. 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. She wasn't an outdoorsy, nature lover like my dad. In the late seventies, David Packard, half of the founding team of Hewlett-Packard, challenged his children to come up with a big project that would make a difference in the world. 2023 The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Privacy Creative Commons. Julie Packard: Anyway, we were, like, "We're going to remodel this cool old building." Well, very similar values to my dad, really. One of my favorite things about the aquarium is the fact that we are viewed as non-partisan. Over time, if people start showing that we really don't need so much single-use plastic, it can make a difference. Just any farmer's market in the Bay Area. Julie Packard: Pretty much, we're okay, and local fish. They were harvesting and canning just tens of millions of tons of sardines. "Wow, okay. I don't know if any of the listeners have been to Pueblo, but there's not a whole lot going on. Explore Julie Packard Wiki Age, Height, Biography as Wikipedia, Husband, Family relation. The deal was that operate on its own. Then over time, of course it was all urbanized but, we still continued to cut dried apricots, sun dried apricots-- Blenheims, the best you can get them at the farmer's market. Some of the people were like absolute advocates, helping me push that through. Farm can be fine. Julie Packard: Fish were just a little tiny part of what the oceans like. It was just too buffer zone for all the development in cannery row. Is it sustainable? WebJulie Packard is the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and has served in that position since the Aquarium opened in 1984. For her, it was about being supportive, raising your kids with manners and good values, but we had a great place to grow up. That came out with a yes. With that, we incorporated a new foundation, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation to plan, build and operate this aquarium. How did that work out? Oct 15, 2014. If I'm a 2000 pound Mola, I'm pretty safe. They put the right people in office. I mean, they were just-- you can still see, sadly, not many, but you can still see some remnants in cannery row of some of those old buildings. Ask questions. They supported huge public funding initiatives. One, it has no commercial value. 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. 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. The concept remained the same from the start, which was to do a tour of Monterey Bay habitats and kind of have that be a theme. Of course, tourism depends on taking care of your environment. Guy Kawasaki: I think Of course, I'm asked that a lot. But as I did my research on you, one of the most interesting things is you are the antithesis of a trust fund baby, but you are the daughter of the first one who created Silicon Valley, but you're not a trust fund baby. 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. That was modeled for us majorly, the idea of giving back and engaging in your community. Guy Kawasaki: That's probably all you need to know about it for the moment, but I'm always happy to talk more about it. Previously, a lot of aquariums were really a tank with fish and a label. If you fix these two problems, next time around, you'll get a better rating." Julie Packard: 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. Members of the Los Altos Hills History Committee welcomed Julie Packard and Susan Packard Orr as speakers at a That was a lot of drama because a city limit line between Monterey and Pacific Grove runs right through the aquarium site, which of course just complicated matters. He would tell us about all of those things and we thought they were very exciting and remarkable. That's huge too. If he were alive, he'd still be out there proselytizing about that, that companies need to reinvest in their communities. We wanted to design that really drew your attention to the real thing outdoors and get people out on the decks. No. A couple of the more business oriented ones were a little concerned that, Okay, this is going to sound like we're going to become an advocacy organization, or Sounds like NRDC, or some super lefty conservation, environmental agitators. This is the farmer's market on Sunday? Guy Kawasaki: We put together a proposal to the foundation to do this ability study if an aquarium was built on the site, could it be financially self-supporting based on admission fees, and would there be enough attendance to support it? Everything you just said, What can one person do not in charge of a foundation? Julie Packard: Stay tuned, and you'll soon find out. And you don't believe that? What do you want your legacy to be? Based on her work as a board member of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, in the late Julie Packard: The building, actually, was registered on what's called the Historic American Engineering Record that we have document all of his canning technology. 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. Guy Kawasaki: The final thing I'd say about my dad, he would listen to anyone. 11. We, over time, kind of transformed all of our interpretation to have more human impact, human stories, more conservation stories, and then, eventually, decided to do an exhibit called Fishing for Solutions: What's the Catch? It's an ocean sunfish. That's the thing. We want the aquarium to be a comfortable place for everyone to come and have a great day. The building, actually, was registered on what's called the Historic American Engineering Record that we have document all of his canning technology. 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. So, no, sadly I didn't live at Addison What animal or plant or Guy Kawasaki: Monterey Bay itself, the central coast, is totally reviving and thriving. Now let's talk about the Genesis of the aquarium. I mean, you're the exception. This is Guy Kawasaki, and this was the Remarkable People Podcast. Jellies have super low metabolism, and they can live in really funky conditions. Guy Kawasaki: Wouldn't that say, Well, don't eat from local fisheries because they're fishing right here and reducing our population right here? He was just super outdoorsy. Stay tuned, and youll soon find out. It will blow your mind. About Lucile Packard. I mean, think about that. Well, it turns out the wait person usually doesn't know anything. We want the aquarium to be a comfortable place for everyone to come and have a great day. We wanted to design that really drew your attention to the real thing outdoors and get people out on the decks. Guy Kawasaki: If anyone would know what fish to be, it's Julie Packard: Executive Director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. He liked talking to an employee at the lowest level in the company, as much as, or even actually more than, at a higher level, to be honest. Webjulie packard husbandjulie packard husbandjulie packard husband My parents put up the capital, $55 million to build it. That can create a dead zone in the area. Packard outlined the Aquariums reopening criteria, which included mandatory masks for anyone over the age of 2, timed ticket admissions and advanced reservations to limit the number of people. Change happens. As an advocate for women in science, it's fitting that Executive Director Julie Packard has been honored as an ocean conservation leader by one of the nation's historic art museums. And how do you know? They'll tell you. I personally, I always tried to maintain a really low profile about kind of-- t the time my dad's company, because of the political times, there was controversy around it. The Seafood Watch began as just a consumer guide to enable people to know the sustainability of the seafood on their plates. That's complicated. Everyone thought the project sounded great-- what a gift to the community! 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