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Thriving in an Inhospitable Place: One Woman’s Journey Working in Antarctica
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Undergraduate Next Generation of Polar Scientists in the Vernet Lab
Meet the next generation of polar scientists working with me …
Climate Change: What do all scientists and governments agree on?
Scientists from around the world come together to write giant …
Interviews about Citizen Science in Antarctica and FjordPhyto
April is Citizen Science Month! April 2021 marks an entire …
Tiny but Mighty – Why we owe our existence to algae
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Bioluminescent blue ocean – San Diego’s Red Tide
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Teaser video – behind the scenes interview with Gaby Lamanna
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I never liked the ocean …
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She’s doing Science in the Wild – Interview with Dr. Ulyana Horodyskyj
She stood in front of a room at NASA’s Building …
Tracking the Painted Dog Pack – Zimbabwe Part 3
We are on the search to find a pack of …
African Ecology Training Center Zimbabwe – Part 2
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Broken bones in Zimbabwe – Part 1
It was one of those freak accidents. The kind that …
Heading Back to the Ice, 2019
Antarctica is one of the most spectacular places on Earth, …
Expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula
Last year, I had been invited onboard as Guest Scientist …
Ice melted the heart of Mariama Dryak
I first heard of Mariama Dryak when I responded to …
Sundowners and Bushman Solutions. Part 4 – Exploring the Okavango Delta
Sundowners. A ritual I learned in Africa and would like …
Exploring unknowns with Tammy Russell
I always find the moment surreal when you finally meet …
Women in Polar Tourism
The International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators–or IAATO–founded in 1991, …
Allison Lee: Polar Phytoplankton PhD Student
A big thanks to Allison Albritton (formerly Randolph) for the …
Life of a Desert Field Scientist – Mindi Lehew
Mindi Lehew is an Environmental Scientist working for the US …
Writing Your Dreams into Realities
They say those who write down their goals and dreams …
Allison Randolph: for the Ocean
My friend, Kate Ruck, told me to follow a woman …
Kathy Barker: Scientist, Writer, Activist
When I was a new scientist starting work in the …
Jaclyn Friedlander: marine conservationist and author of Friends with Fins
Jaclyn Friedlander is a marine and environmental conservationist and creator …
Scientists: Stay Quiet or Speak Up?
Scientists should not be ‘advocates’ or ‘activists’. I’ve heard this …
Seeing the world in 360 degrees – Nikon KeyMission360
A friend lent me his Nikon KeyMission360 camera, so I …
Exploring the Okavango Delta – Part 3
Last year I went to Africa in June. Their dry …
Exploring the Okavango Delta Botswana – Savuti Part 2
“Knock, knock, knock…” “Helloooo…” “Good morniiiiing….” …It’s dark… I sleepily …
Exploring the Okavango Delta in Botswana – Savuti Part 1
I still could not believe I was about to spend …
Bidding High for the Okavango Delta
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Swift Interview with Corvid Expert Kaeli Swift
Kaeli Swift knows crows. Between her undergradaute work and current …
Second Month of Graduate Life
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The Story of Texas Wild’s Jessie Story
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First Month of Graduate Life
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When I Stopped Chasing The Dream Job, I Discovered My Dream Career
Re-posting an article I wrote for National Girls Collaborative Project, …
Beyond the B.S. ~ Career Panel Pop-Up Event
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Seal Blubber and Holiday Runs | Field Diaries – Weddell Seal Team
The seventh and final post in the Antarctica: Weddell Seal Team …
Its an Ice Life |Field Diaries – Weddell Seal Team
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A Typical Weddell Work Day in Antarctica |Field Diaries – Weddell Seal Team
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