This episode I chat with Noah Bressman, a PhD candidate at Wake Forest University. He takes me through his current and former research, functional morphology, crazy cool fish art using unique techniques (that is his photo in the show cover!), and some wild angling experiences.
Main Point: Appreciate biodiversity to better understand ecosystems.
Where to find his art, and learn more about Noah: https://noahbressman.wixsite.com/noah
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FisheriesPodcast
106 - New year, new goals plus some news and stories
D&I Podcast Ep.7 - “Two‐Eyed Seeing”: An Indigenous Framework to Transform Fisheries
105 - Endangered Atlantic Salmon Conservation Hatchery with Zach Sheller
104 - Studying how Belizean and Jamaican fishers make decisions with Eric Wade
103 - Muskie, Photography, and Fish Passage with Dr. Sean Landsman
102 - Undervalued Fishes and Underwater Photography with Paul DeRolf
101-The Student Update
100 - The Fintennial!
099: Angela Collins has a passion for Florida reef fish
098 - Bowfishing Management in the United States with Jason Schooley and Dr. Dennis Scarnecchia
D&I Podcast Ep. 6 - NEW Fisheries D&I Co-Host Welcome!
097 - Eastern Montana Prairie Fishes and Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout with Kadie Heinle
096: From South American Catfish to Burmese Pythons with Malorie Hayes
095: Modeling the Movements of Larval Fish with Kelly Vasbinder
094 - Mycobacteriosis with Joshua McGilly
093 - Wild West Fisheries Research and Pack Llamas with Dr. Annika Walters
092 - An Assortment of Angling Adventures
091-Walleye drift dynamics and being a Black fisheries scientist with Deon Ker
090 - World Fish Migration Day with Herman Wanningen
D&I Podcast Ep. 5 - Highlighting a Grassroots Initiative in the South Carolina LowCountry
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