Beste Fisheries podcasts (2024)

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286 - Protecting Wetlands and Native Fishes from Common Carp at Delta Marsh with Paige Kowal of Ducks Unlimited Canada 56:16

3d ago56:16

56:16

This week Paige Kowal from Ducks Unlimited Canada joins Brendan to talk about Delta Marsh, an over 18,000 hectare freshwater coastal wetland in Manitoba. Delta Marsh is important habitat to migratory birds, native fishes, and has been impacted by the introduced Common carp. Not only that, Delta Marsh has important cultural and economic connections …

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285 - Shark stress physiology, newborn sawfish, and wearing many hats with Jake Jerome 33:01

10d ago33:01

33:01

This week, Elise (IG @elisemobranchii) sits down - in person! - with Jake Jerome who holds many roles including Lecturer at the University of Miami, Intern Coordinator for UM's Shark Research and Conservation Lab, and Assistant Director of Program Development at Field School. They discuss these roles and others, his MS research on shark stress phys…

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284 - The Scenic Route to Fisheries Biology with T. David Ritter 1:07:06

18d ago1:07:06

1:07:06

This week Kadie chats with T. David (Dave) Ritter, a fisheries biologist, artist, and one of the members of the California White Shark Project. Throughout this episode we chat about Dave's career path, including his Master's research on fish movement in a remote tributary of the Smith River in Montana, how he and his wife (a non-game biologist for …

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283 - Catch and release mortality, age estimation, and the Chub Club with Dr. Derek Crane 1:03:30

25d ago1:03:30

1:03:30

This week, Preston chats with Coastal Carolina University's Dr. Derek Crane. They discuss Derek's background and career journey from Pennsylvania to South Carolina. They also spend a good bit of time covering Derek's recent research projects dealing with catch and release mortality of muskies and striped bass, age estimation validation, and the end…

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282 - Multi-Agency Coordination, Invasive Plant Response, and More with Ceci Weibert from Michigan's EGLE 48:05

1M ago48:05

48:05

Ceci Weibert from Michigan's Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) joins Brendan to talk about her work with the Great Lakes Commission on coordinating work between multiple agencies, her new job with Michigan's EGLE where she is the AIS coordinator, and some of the interesting things Michigan is currently working on. This includes a cross-bo…

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281 - Predicting global fisheries conflicts with Dr. Keiko Nomura 46:14

1M ago46:14

46:14

This week, Elise (IG: @elisemobranchii) chats with Dr. Keiko Nomura, a current post doc in the Environmental Data Science Innovation and Inclusion Lab at CU Boulder! Broadly, her research has focused on studying fisheries social-ecological systems with network analyses and geospatial tools to inform marine resource management questions. In this int…

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280 - Diving into Simulation Models with Dr. Mairin Deith 1:05:38

2M ago1:05:38

1:05:38

This week Kadie chats with Dr. Mairin Deith primarily about the ins and outs of simulation models and their applications to ecological questions, but we also cover her career path, current work, and more! Mairin is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia, Canada, working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to assess the im…

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279 - Catching up with Dr. Rene Martin 40:19

2M ago40:19

40:19

Can you believe it has been over five years since we have heard from the amazing Rene Martin? In this episode we catch up with this former guest (Episode 28) to hear about her time wrapping up her PhD at the University of Kansas, her very exclusive Kansas work experience (she worked alongside Nick for a summer), a post-doctoral research experience …

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278 - Two careers in black bass conservation with Gene Gilliland 50:56

2M ago50:56

50:56

This week, Preston chats with Gene Gilliland. Gene is a retired biologist from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and has been the National Conservation Director for the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.) for 13 years. They discuss some of Gene's black bass research projects in Oklahoma and his passion as an avid recreational a…

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277 - Fish Identification, Learning and Teaching with Shona Derlukewich 43:40

2M ago43:40

43:40

This week Brendan is joined by Shona Derlukewich of "School of Fish" - https://www.schooloffishid.com/ to learn some tips and tricks in identifying small bodied and large bodied fish. Shona shares her story of how she started her small business and developed her expertise in the fishes of Alberta and Saskatchewan, who attends these classes, how tec…

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276 - Zig-zagging and leaving it better with Jasmine Nyce 1:00:32

2M ago1:00:32

1:00:32

On this week's episode, Elise (IG: @elisemobranchii) chats with Jasmine "Jaz" Nyce (IG: @thenycephotos), a current PhD student in the Movement Ecology lab at Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi. They chat about Jasmine's undergraduate research in Maine, her three years at the Bimini Biological Field Station where she studied bull sharks for her M…

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275 - Outdoor Adventures and Larval Fish Ecology with Bridgette Nicolosi 35:27

3M ago35:27

35:27

This week Kadie catches up with Bridgette Nicolosi, a master's student at Georgia Southern University. Bridgette's research focuses primarily on larval fish ecology—an often overlooked yet critical area of fisheries research. She has experience across diverse ecosystems, from the cold mountain streams of the West to the Piedmont of the Carolinas an…

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274 - Managing Virginia's notorious invasive species with Chief of Fisheries Dr. Mike Bednarski 39:05

3M ago39:05

39:05

This week, Preston chats with Dr. Mike Bednarski, who is the Chief of Fisheries for the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (VDWR). Mike compares and contrasts the infamous "big three" invasive freshwater fishes that are hot topics of conversation in Virginia. They also discuss Mike's career arc, as well as some of the threats facing the futu…

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273 - Simulating Steelhead Life History Diversity with Lauren Diaz 42:43

3M ago42:43

42:43

This week Kadie chats with Lauren Diaz, a Ph.D. candidate at Oregon State University studying steelhead life history diversity and population dynamics. Listen in to hear about how snorkel surveys and a larval hellbender salamander project got Lauren hooked on stream ecology, why she values education so much, and all about the complex life history s…

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272 - Paddlefish research, black bass management, and the importance of forming community connections with Ryan Gary 54:10

3M ago54:10

54:10

This week, Elise (IG: @elisemobranchii) chats with Tidal Black Bass Manager, Maryland native, and longtime Fisheries Podcast listener Ryan Gary to discuss his career in fisheries research and management (which began very early in his childhood)! They cover Ryan's MSc research on paddlefish in Oklahoma and current work with black bass in Maryland, h…

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271 - Ontario's Invading Species Awareness Program, Outreach, Early Detection and Response with Brook Schryer from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters 59:08

4M ago59:08

59:08

Brook Schryer from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters joins Brendan on this weeks episode to talk about aquatic invasive species in Ontario and his last 9 years with the Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP)! From the origins of the ISAP as a Zebra Mussel reporting hotline to removing over a million mystery snails they cover topics i…

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270 - Fisheries genetics, from the early days to now, with Dr. Eric Hallerman 33:21

4M ago33:21

33:21

This week, Preston chats with Dr. Eric Hallerman. Eric retired earlier this year following a 34 year career as a faculty member of Virginia Tech's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation. They discuss Eric's career path and how he has been keeping busy after retirement. They also take a deep dive into the fisheries genetics realm and discuss n…

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269 - Stress in Fish from Catch and Release Angling and Genetic Methods to Quantify them & AFS Publishing with Dr. Caleb Hasler 39:03

4M ago39:03

39:03

Dr. Caleb Hasler joins Brendan to talk about his work on catch and release angling, some new techniques using genetic expression to look at stress in fish, and his work on two American Fisheries Society Books, available now! He's also looking for a new curling team, if you're in Winnipeg hit him up. The title image in today's episode is a picture o…

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268 - Little Women, Big Sharks LLC, and overcoming barriers to study and teach about Puerto Rico's sharks with Wanda Ortiz Baez 1:02:49

4M ago1:02:49

1:02:49

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) chats with Puerto Rican marine scientist and educator Wanda Ortiz Baez (IG: @sharkchicapr). Wanda holds bachelors degrees in Biology and Industrial Microbiology, as well as a Master's in Marine Science from the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez. In this episode, we discuss Wanda's passion for sharing sh…

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267 - Benefits of Biodiversity with Dr. Joey Bernhardt 37:57

5M ago37:57

37:57

This week Kadie chats with Dr. Joey Bernhardt (@JoeyBernhardt) an integrative ecologist and an Assistant Professor at the University of Guelph. Joey's research, much of which has been centered around global change, seafood and human nutrition, aims to deepen our fundamental understanding of the drivers of biodiversity change and the implications of…

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266 - Encouraging industry outreach efforts and the view from a chief's perspective with Ross Self 1:05:41

5M ago1:05:41

1:05:41

This week, Preston chats with Ross Self, who is the Chief of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources' Freshwater Fisheries Section. They discuss Ross' career arc, as well as the highs and lows from a fish chief's point of view. Finally, Ross discusses the positive experiences that have come from increased interactions with the boating an…

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265 - The Experimental Lakes Area and Whole Lake Experiments with Dr. Michael Rennie 53:45

5M ago53:45

53:45

This week Brendan chats with Dr. Michael Rennie about the IISD Experimental Lakes Area – or ELA for short. The ELA is one of the most influential freshwater research facilities in North America, using whole lake experiments to unravel some of the mysterious connections hidden in our natural world. Brendan and Dr. Rennie discuss the history of the E…

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264 - Joe Cermele discusses popular fishing media 42:37

5M ago42:37

42:37

This week Nick hops back in the hosting saddle to chat with Joe Cermele. Joe has been in the popular fishing media world for twenty years. You may have read his work in Field and Stream, Outdoor Life, or a handful of other print magazines (or online), watched his work in B-Side Fishing or Hook Shots, or listened to him on Bent or Cut and Retie, two…

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263 - Antarctic toothfish, penguins, and polar science and policy with Rose Leeger 56:01

5M ago56:01

56:01

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) chats with Rose Leeger (IG: @researcherose), a Nova Southeastern University alum, 3-time NOAA intern, and current PhD student at University of Colorado Boulder in the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research. Topics covered include Rose's research experience which spans oysters, penguins, the Antarctic tooth…

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262 - Collaborative efforts lead to MN's Native Fish Bill with Dr. Shannon Fisher and Tyler Winter 47:13

6M ago47:13

47:13

This week Kadie chats with returning guest, Tyler Winter and new guest, Dr. Shannon Fisher about how Minnesota's recent Native Fish Bill came about via collaborative efforts between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and various conservation groups. Tyler is a lifelong angler, conservationist, and environmental scientist. Tyler and his f…

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261 - Private lake management, black bass conservation, and an early look at the Black Bass 2025 Symposium with Steven Bardin 1:08:46

6M ago1:08:46

1:08:46

This week, Preston chats with Steven Bardin, who is quite possibly the busiest person in the field of fisheries. Steven owns a successful small business where he manages the fisheries in private impoundments to meet his clients' goals. He is also a co-founder of the Black Bass Stewardship Group and the Director of the Fisheries Management Division …

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260 - Uncovering the secret lives of sharks, rays, and chimaeras in India with Zoya Tyabji 46:58

6M ago46:58

46:58

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) talks with Dalhousie University PhD candidate Zoya Tyabji (IG: @zotabs)! For her PhD research, she surveys landing sites across India to gain a deeper understanding of the catch composition of sharks, rays, and chimaeras, in combination with fisher interviews to understand the social needs of stakeholders, …

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259 - Following Moments of Joy to a Stock Assessment Career with Dr. Maia Sosa Kapur 46:17

7M ago46:17

46:17

This week Kadie chats with Dr. Maia Sosa Kapur, a Research Mathematical Statistician with the NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center. Throughout the interview, we talk about how Maia found her dream career in stock assessment, what the day-to-day and season-to-season look like for stock assessment work, different cool research projects Maia has led a…

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258 - Studying the evolution of fishes and ancient lakes with Dr. Jeff McKinnon 1:07:17

7M ago1:07:17

1:07:17

This week, Preston chats with Dr. Jeff McKinnon. Jeff is a professor of biology at East Carolina University and primarily studies various evolutionary processes in fish populations around the world. He is also the author of the recently published book Our Ancient Lakes: A Natural History. They discuss some of Jeff's research projects, provide liste…

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257 - How fishers' memories and knowledge can be used to manage data poor fisheries in developing countries with Dr. Leandro Castello 51:29

7M ago51:29

51:29

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) talks with Dr. Leandro Castello about his interdisciplinary research on arapaima fisheries in the Amazon, his new study on the accuracy of fishers' memories in reconstructing a history of past catches (linked below), and how these memories can be used to better manage data poor fisheries in developing count…

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256 - Science is Advocacy with Dr. Peyton Thomas 58:40

8M ago58:40

58:40

This week Kadie chats with Dr. Peyton Thomas, a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Colorado Boulder with the Arctic Rivers Project and a professional trail runner. Peyton received her Ph.D. in Biology and Marine Biology in 2022 where she studied fish muscle physiology and potential adaptative responses under projected end-of-centu…

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255 - Smallmouth Bass movement and North Carolina fisheries with Seth Mycko 26:45

8M ago26:45

26:45

This week, Preston catches up with Seth Mycko, a sportfish biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. They discuss the movement and abundance of a southern riverine Smallmouth Bass population, hybrid crappie, and NCWRC's angling outreach efforts. Main point: "Your estimates are only as good as your data" Seth's email address: …

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254 - A 25 Year Mystery: Sex Determination in Sea Lamprey and A Special Edition on Native Fishes, with Dr. Margaret Docker 1:00:08

8M ago1:00:08

1:00:08

This week Brendan chats with Dr. Margaret Docker about her career working on sex determination in Sea Lamprey that has spanned two and a half decades, the challenges faced in uncovering this mystery, and the recent advances that put the goal in sight. In addition, they chat about an upcoming "Special Issue on the Underappreciated Native Fishes of N…

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253 - Thermal biology, intraspecific variation, and Friday Harbor Laboratories with Heather Bauer Reid 31:41

8M ago31:41

31:41

This week Katelyn chats with Heather Bauer Reid, a Ph.D. student at Trent University. Heather talks about the interpopulation variation of aquatic species in response to temperature changes, her research centered around the intraspecific variation that exists within fish species, and her experiences at Friday Harbor Laboratories. Main point: Don’t …

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252 - Nurse sharks, public outreach, and belonging with Baylie Fadool 34:42

9M ago34:42

34:42

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) chats with her friend and colleague Baylie Fadool (IG: @baylie_amberr). They discuss Baylie's many roles with the Bimini Shark Lab, her brand new nurse shark publication which spans 17 years of data, the importance of age and growth studies, how science and art overlap, and more! Main point: You belong here…

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251 - Keeping the Last Best Fishery with editor Niall Clancy 21:48

9M ago21:48

21:48

This week Kadie chats with Niall Clancy about the recently released book, Keeping the Last Best Fishery: advice from Montana's biologists to the next generation, which is a series of interviews that he edited and published. Throughout this conversation, we talk about how this book came about, some key takeaways, and Niall's favorite piece of advice…

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250 - Trophy carp and major milestones with Nick Kramer 34:49

9M ago34:49

34:49

Episode 250! This week, Preston catches up with Fisheries Podcast founder and original host, Nick Kramer. They discuss two major milestones that the podcast achieved in recent months. Nick also recaps a trophy carp management survey that he recently completed and an upcoming project to create a greenhouse for growing aquatic plants. Main point: "Sh…

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249, Part 2 - Meet the Candidates 2024 with Dr. Marlis Douglas 43:30

9M ago43:30

43:30

In the second part of this series on the 2nd Vice President of AFS candidates, Kadie interviews Dr. Marlis Douglas! Marlis is a Professor of Biodiversity Conservation at the University of Arkansas. Throughout the interview, we talk about Marlis' career path, how she came to co-author The Narrative Gym For Science, and why she is running for the 2nd…

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249, Part 1 - Meet the Candidates 2024 with Lori Martin 34:28

9M ago34:28

34:28

In the first part of this series, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) interviews Lori Martin, one of two candidates running for the position of 2nd Vice President of the American Fisheries Society this year. Listen in to hear about Lori's long career in aquatic biology which includes electrofishing in high school, her "retirement", and her career-long a…

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248-Working with Passionate People on AIS with new co-host, Brendan Spearin 34:18

10M ago34:18

34:18

This week Kadie chats with new Fisheries Podcast co-host, Brendan Spearin. We cover his (self-described) idiosyncratic career, his love of maps, how he landed in his current role working with aquatic invasive species (AIS), and why he decided to volunteer as a host of the Fisheries Podcast! Check it out! Main point: Our aquatic resources and natura…

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247 - Career reflections with Dr. Don Orth 39:09

10M ago39:09

39:09

This week, Preston catches up with Dr. Don Orth, who recently retired as a professor from Virginia Tech. They talk about Don's numerous research topics throughout his career, how teaching changed during his time at VT, two recently published books, and some advice for current and future fisheries professionals. Main point: "Pay attention, be astoni…

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246 - Walleye Bioenergetics with Christian Bihun 33:04

10M ago33:04

33:04

This week Katelyn chats with Christian Bihun, a Ph.D. candidate at Trent University. Christian talks about his experiences working at a walleye hatchery, his research aimed at refining the walleye bioenergetics model in Great Lakes populations, and the influence of climate change on female fish. https://www.rabylab.com/people Get in touch with us! …

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245 - How animals that eat corals affect fisheries with Dani Escontrela 49:43

10M ago49:43

49:43

This week, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) chats with Dani Escontrela, a PhD candidate studying the cushion star and other corallivores at the University of Hawaii Manoa. They talk about Dani's work with the Peace Corps, the relationships between coral reefs and fisheries, and the many challenges of studying corallivory - including keeping sneaky cu…

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244-Diet Insights from Fish Eyes with Miranda Bell Tilcock 47:38

11M ago47:38

47:38

This week Kadie chats with Miranda Bell Tilcock about how to use fish eye lens to look at habitat use and diets, her work as a senior environmental scientist for the Delta Stewardship Council, how she balanced being a mom with finishing her master’s, and more! Check it out! Main point: Don’t be too hard on yourself! If you’d like to get in touch wi…

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243 - Striped Bass Movement with Dr. Jason Doll 58:28

11M ago58:28

58:28

In this episode, new host Preston Chrisman interviews Dr. Jason Doll of Francis Marion University. Jason discusses his career to-date, his role in the creation of the new Freshwater Ecology Center at FMU, and his numerous ongoing research projects. Additionally, Jason provides an overview of his strong quantitative background and the issues involve…

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242 - Meet the new host: Preston Chrisman 33:01

11M ago33:01

33:01

In this episode Nick breaks the rust off his hosting skills to interview a new host for the show: Preston Chrisman. Preston is an avid listener of the podcast and appeared on the show in 2021. Tune in to hear about what Preston has been working on in South Carolina since his last episode including a Largemouth Bass removal project, the development …

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241 - Philosophy, Habitat Coupling, and Winter Duration Effects on Smallmouth Bass with Zach Jones 32:11

11M ago32:11

32:11

This week Katelyn chats with Zach Jones, an M.Sc. student in the Trophic Ecology Fisk Lab at the University of Windsor. Zach talks about the role of philosophy in science, understanding habitat coupling via stable isotope analysis, and winter duration effects on smallmouth bass. Main point: It’s important to maintain a relationship with our natural…

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240-From Larval Otoliths to IDFG Fisheries Biologist with Anthony Dangora 39:28

12M ago39:28

39:28

This week Kadie chats with Anthony Dangora, a regional fisheries biologist from Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) out of McCall, Idaho. In this episode, we cover Anthony's early focus on larval otoliths and salmonids, his career path thus far, and also talk about many of the cool seasonal opportunities available out of IDFG. Check it out! Main point: Be o…

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239 - Maternal Effects, Post-Release Behaviour, and Catch-and-Release Angling with Luc LaRochelle 33:38

1y ago33:38

33:38

This week Katelyn chats with Luc LaRochelle, a PhD student in the Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology Lab at Carleton University. Luc talks about his research on maternal effects, assessing post-release behaviour, and the importance of catch-and-release angling. Main point: Try not to always take hero shots and get that fish back in the water.…

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238 - Uncovering the secrets of a recently-described species, the Pacific Nurse Shark, with Sergio Madrigal Mora 47:01

1y ago47:01

47:01

In this week's episode, Elise (IG: @elise_the_mermaid) chats with Costa Rican researcher and Cal State Long Beach Master's student Sergio Madrigal Mora (IG: @sergiomm_77). They discuss how he has juggled coursework in California and field work in Costa Rica, the importance of building international research collaborations, and his preliminary resea…

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