31: Bathed in Their Own Liquidy, Sugary Feces
05/03/21 • 30 min
Links:
Jessica Ware Lab: Homepage | Twitter | Instagram
EPA: Physical Features of the Great Lakes (including their depth)
Jessica Ware’s page at the American Museum of Natural Museum
Cicadas: Missouri Botanical Garden
US Forest Service Cicada brood map
Whoa a video of a female cicada ovipositing
Dr. Chris Simon’s piece on cicadas and climate change
Central New Jersey Doesn’t Exist, But Don’t Tell Central Jerseyans That
Credits:
Host & Executive Producer: Stuart Carlton
Cohost: Irene Miles
Producers: Hope Charters, Carolyn Foley, Megan Gunn, & Irene Miles
Associate Producer: Ethan Chitty
Edited by: Quinn Rose
Podcast art by: Joel Davenport
Music by: Stuart Carlton
Links:
Jessica Ware Lab: Homepage | Twitter | Instagram
EPA: Physical Features of the Great Lakes (including their depth)
Jessica Ware’s page at the American Museum of Natural Museum
Cicadas: Missouri Botanical Garden
US Forest Service Cicada brood map
Whoa a video of a female cicada ovipositing
Dr. Chris Simon’s piece on cicadas and climate change
Central New Jersey Doesn’t Exist, But Don’t Tell Central Jerseyans That
Credits:
Host & Executive Producer: Stuart Carlton
Cohost: Irene Miles
Producers: Hope Charters, Carolyn Foley, Megan Gunn, & Irene Miles
Associate Producer: Ethan Chitty
Edited by: Quinn Rose
Podcast art by: Joel Davenport
Music by: Stuart Carlton
Previous Episode
30: No, They're on the Phone
Full show notes:
EPA's Great Lakes National Program Office: homepage | Twitter feed
RV Lake Guardian
The Guardian's Twitter feed
The R/V Lake Guardian's Yearly Survey Activities
Track the Lake Guardian on MarineTraffic.net
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mysida
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
1972 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement
USGS: What are zebra mussels and why should we care about them?
Tiktok TikTok is making sea shanties big again
Interesting article: Zebra Mussels’ Takeover of the Great Lakes
Lake Michigan Health: A Deeper Dive (cool story map!)
Credits:
Host & Executive Producer: Stuart Carlton
Cohost: Irene Miles
Producers: Hope Charters, Carolyn Foley, Megan Gunn, & Irene Miles
Associate Producer: Ethan Chitty
Edited by: Quinn Rose
Next Episode
32: What Had Been Safe Is Now Dangerous
Water safety resources!
Great Lakes Water Safety
Southern Lake Michigan Water Safety
Last year’s episode on water safety with Megan Dodson of NWS
Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project
Other show links:
U Windsor Coastal Research Group
U Windsor Faculty of Science: At the Leading Edge of Science
Paper: Impact of COVID-19 on drowning patterns in the Great Lakes region of North America
Great Lakes Bathymetry and Shoreline Data: NOAA
Nearshore circulation over transverse bar and rip morphology with oblique wave forcing
See figure 13 for an example of transverse bar and rip morphology: Coastal Processes and Beaches | Learn Science at Scitable
Prince Edward Island Atlantic/Maritime Bubble
Coronavirus: Canada's best-kept secret? The Atlantic bubble
The Death and Life of the Great Lakes
Credits:
Host & Executive Producer: Stuart Carlton
Cohost: Carolyn Foley
Producers: Hope Charters, Carolyn Foley, Megan Gunn, & Irene Miles
Associate Producer: Ethan Chitty
Edited by: Quinn Rose
Podcast art by: Joel Davenport
Music by: Stuart Carlton
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