Streaming Science - Women in Climate: The Inside Story on Salmon

Women in Climate: The Inside Story on Salmon

05/25/23 • 18 min

Undergraduate Hailey Bladek talks with Michelle Stratton about her life and job as a fisheries scientist in Alaska. In this episode, they discuss climate issues in Alaska with salmon and Michelle's experience in The Nature Conservancy's Women in Climate Coalition.

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Streaming Science - Women in Climate: The Inside Story on Salmon

Transcript

Hailey
Hello everyone and welcome back to the Streaming Science Podcast. Streaming Science is a student-driven program that works to connect you with scientists to learn how scientists impacts all of us in our everyday lives. I'm Hailey Bladek, a fourth year agricultural education and communications major at the University of Florida, and I will be your host.

Hailey

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