Today’s Voices of Conservation Science
Science:Natural Sciences
Sean Hoy-Skubik, a graduate student in the Department of Ecology at Montana State University, discusses his career trajectory and research on the effects of climate change on the physiology of whitebark pine, limber pine, and Great Basin bristlecone pine.
Jessica Harris — High Elevation Pines and Nature as a Safe Space
Keith Wellstone — Angling for Science in Yellowstone National Park
Anna French — Moving Mud: Crayfish as Ecosystem Engineers
Cayley Faurot-Daniels — Hi-Tech Science: Using eDNA to Find Pollinators
Nate Heili — Irrigation Ditches, Aquatic Insects, and Birds! Oh My!
Carlisle Segal — Bison Grazing and Arthropods in Yellowstone National Park
Drew MacDonald — Yellowstone Lake: What’s Up with the Juvenile Lake Trout?
Alyson East — Remote Sensing Fire In The Amazon
Fritz Kalakay — Everything Comes Full Circle — Restoration of Aspen Stands
Katherine Sparks — Research on “High-Five Pines" — Just Do It
Thomas Meinzen — Can Roadside Lands Save the Pollinators?
Lauren Gedlinske — From Grandmother's Garden to Studying Pollinators
Addie Dutton — No Typical Days as a Fish Biologist: Fisheries Management in the Mitten State
Justin Gude — "I Love Being Outside" — A Career In Wildlife Research and Management
Kambwiri Banda — Helping animals: understanding the impacts of de-snaring on carnivores in Africa
Kadie Heinle — Fish are awesome: a dive into Yellowstone cutthroat trout research
Elise Loggers — Give Back to the World and Bear Management Areas in Yellowstone
Claire Bresnan — From Jane Goodall to Bison Behavior in Northeastern Montana
Julie Cunningham — "It is Happing in the Rockies" — Wildlife Management in Montana
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