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Oceana Staff

Oceana brings together dedicated people from around the world. Each of us has a story to tell about why we work to protect the world's oceans.

Ricardo Aguilar, Director of Projects and Research
Dave Allison, Senior Campaign Director
Bettina Alonso, Vice President Development
Jim Ayers, Vice President, Pacific
Buffy Baumann, Fisheries Advocate
Maximiliano Bello Maldonado, Habitat Protection and By Catch Reduction Campaign Director
Romanus Berg, Chief Information Officer
Eric Bilsky, Assistant General Counsel and Senior Litigator
Gib Brogan, Northeast Representative
Ester Casado, Executive Assistant
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