Away Travel Contributor: Suzannah Evans

Away Article, December 2008
Seafood Watch: The Western Seaboard
Oceana, an organization seeking to protect and restore the world's oceans, continues to profile the seafood you should—and shouldn't—eat by indexing the most common fish off the western coast of the United States.

Away Article, September 2008
Seafood Watch: The Eastern Seaboard
Oceana, an organization seeking to protect and restore the world’s oceans, offers information on the environmental impacts of eating various types of seafood.

Away Article, June 2008
Sharks: Myths and Realities
Every summer, the ominous display of a dorsal fin sends crowds scurrying for the shore—and newspaper headlines exploding with warnings. Find out why that’s the wrong way to act.

Away Article, April 2008
Save the Sea Turtles
Oceana offers information on the ocean's gentlest resident, the sea turtle, for your next ecotourism adventure.