MACNA Speakers
BRStv works in conjunction with MASNA, the creators of the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America, to record the keynote and supporting speakers at the MACNA conference each year. You will find valuable presentations from prominent marine researchers, business owners, and experienced saltwater aquarium professionals on a variety of topics related to saltwater and reef aquariums.
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Ryan, the visionary behind BRStv and co-founder of BulkReefSupply.com, traveled to the very popular Reefapalooza New York reef aquarium show and shared his journey of keeping reef aquariums and the...Read moreWayne Scott is a retired United States Army soldier who was severely wounded while serving in Iraq by a roadside bomb/improvised explosive device (IED). After two years of recovery in the hospital...Read moreFor the past 20 years Walt has been growing coral in Fiji. Not just a few trays but about 60,000 – 90,000 pieces per year. Find out what happens to all this new coral and who benefits. You may...Read moreodd Gardner is a professor of Aquaculture at Carteret Community College in Morehead City, NC, and owner of Coastal Biocultures, a new venture specializing in cultured and sustainably-caught living...Read moreTal Sweet first became involved in the marine aquarium hobby in the late 1980’s. After an extended break he got back into the hobby in 2006 and became a director for the Marinelife Aquarium...Read moreThere is a lot of BS in the world, and reef keeping is no exception. This talk will go over the different flavors of reef BS and how not to get it all over you. Richard Ross is known for...Read morePaula Branshaw Carlson is Director of Husbandry at The Dallas World Aquarium, in Dallas, Texas. After graduating from Texas A&M University with a BS in Marine Biology, Paula began her career as a...Read moreMatt Pedersen is a Sr. Editor & Associate Publisher with Reef To Rainforest Media LLC, involved with CORAL & AMAZONAS Magazines, as well as the publications’ online presence at...Read more
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