This week Nick chats with Madeline Cashion. Her experiences in fisheries have taken her around the world from shark work in South Africa to corals in the North Atlantic, she has done a bit of everything.
Main Point: Representation in science in very important
Photo Credit: Kyle Gillespie Source: http://www.seaaroundus.org/tag/madeline-cashion/
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126 - Meet New Host Zach Crum
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123: Women of Fisheries, inc
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118: Snake River Sockeye Paleolimnology with Rachel Brinkley
117: America's Bountiful Waters group book review
116: Dolphin gateways, Lionfish invasions, and fisheries data analysis with Dr. Dominque Lazaree
115 - Dr. Steven Cooke talks emerging recreational fishing topics
114: Bigheaded Carp Reproductive Dynamics and Population Genetics and Large River Fisheries Ecology with Sam Schaick
113: Dr. Tzadik & Dr. Habtes discuss US Caribbean fisheries
112 - Bass and Beetles with Alex Vaisvil
111: Brook Trout Genetics, Movement, Individual Variation and More with Dr. Shannon White
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