Coffee & Geography 6x19 Edward Ofori-Annor (Ghana & Germany) Domesticated tropical fish, food, humanitarian work

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In this episode of Coffee & Geography, Kit Marie chats with Edward Ofori-Annor, a Ghanaian geographer and doctoral researcher at the University of Cologne, about language, geographical identity and the global trade in tropical freshwater fish. Edward explains how the colours, behaviours, resilience and reproductive habits of species such as Siamese fighting fish, paradise fish and angelfish shaped their domestication in Germany. The conversation explores aquarium technology, animal welfare, commodification, global value chains and what happens when humans try to recreate a piece of the wild inside their homes. Along the way, Kit and Edward discuss Ghanaian hospitality, German döner, historical fish fights, humanitarian work, murmurations and why an aquarium contains rather more geography than first meets the eye. 🔗 Edward Ofori-Annor: University of Cologne profile - https://geographie.uni-koeln.de/en/research/working-groups/economic-geography-and-environmental-change/staff/ofori-annor-edward 🔗 Commodifying the Wild research team - https://commodifying-the-wild.de/team/ 🔗 Showcasing the Wild - https://commodifying-the-wild.de/projects/showcasing-the-wild/ 🔗 Ornamental Fish Value Chains - https://commodifying-the-wild.de/projects/showcasing-the-wild/work-package-2-ornamental-fish-value-chains/ 🔗 Edward’s presentation at the RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2026 - https://geosciences.uni-koeln.de/en/gsgs/news-and-reports/news-page/the-royal-geographical-society-with-the-institute-of-british-geographers-rgs-ibg-annual-conference-2026-1 🔗 German Research Foundation project page - https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/516754715 🔗 Fish welfare in the ornamental trade - https://www.mdpi.com/2410-3888/10/5/224 🔗 Wild-caught ornamental fish - https://ornamentalfish.org/what-we-do/represent-the-industry/wild-caught-fish/ 🔗 Siamese fighting fish: IUCN assessment - https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/pdf/7653828 #CoffeeGeogPod #EdwardOforiAnnor #ShowcasingTheWild #AnimalGeography #MoreThanHumanGeography #HistoricalGeography #EconomicGeography #TropicalFish #OrnamentalFish #AquariumFish #FishWelfare #WildlifeTrade #GlobalValueChains #Commodification #Domestication #SiameseFightingFish #BettaSplendens #Angelfish #ParadiseFish #HumanAnimalRelations #UniversityOfCologne #GeographyEducation Theme music: Sparks of Inspiration by Silvermansounds.com

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