EP 13 - Intro to Marine Paleoecology with Kristina Barclay

06/09/22 • 27 min

Welcome to episode 13! I've sat down with Kristina Barclay to chat about her research in the paleoecology field. Kristina studies invertebrates like crabs and snails, in the hopes to assess current climate issues by looking at past patterns. We talk about paleontology, fossils, and marine invertebrates!
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EP 12 - Mapping Underwater Sounds with Jennifer Wladichuk

Episode 12 is all about Jennifer's fieldwork through her different research projects! She shares the real stories behind what science looks like in remote locations, and the amazing things you get to sea as a marine scientist. From kayaking with her gear in British Columbia, to petting whales in California, Jen has definitely had a unique experience in the field! If you haven't listened to her last two episodes, I would recommend going back to episode 10 and 11 so that you can get the full run-down of her research!
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EP 14 - Using Paleoecology to Assess the Fishing Industry with Kristina Barclay

Check out episode 14 now! This is a continuation from episode 13 where we got an introduction to Kristina Barclay, so definitely go back and listen to that one if you haven't already. Today we are chatting about crabs, indigenous practices with their important relationship to this animal, and the crab fishing industry.
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