My name is Dr. Rachel Schultz, and I am a wetland ecologist.
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Sally Stevens. Plant ecologist, studying how climate impacts a fern species that grows in rock crevices throughout the Appalachian Mountain range.
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Angel Yanagihara Ph.D., mother of 3 college aged children, biochemist, venom researcher, scientific diver, field ecologist and research professor at the University of Hawaii
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Dr. Sarah Spaulding is an Ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and a rock climber. Her area of expertise is diatoms, a type of single-celled algae. You can learn more about diatoms on the website Sarah manages, Diatoms of the US:
I am a freshwater ecologist, interested in microscopic things, and what they do in rivers and lakes. I also love flyfishing and rarely miss an opportunity to get my feet (in waders) in the water.
Sally Stevens, plant ecologist (studying the impacts of climate change on a fern gametophyte endemic to the appalachian mountains), 6x marathon runner, dog lover, jewelry maker, dance machine and music lover
Carla Gomes & Diogo Carvalho
Ecologist/Ornithologists couple working at Laboratory of Applied Ecology research and monitoring service providing team at UTAD, Portugal. Diogo and Carla field of expertise are based upon ecological monitoring, conservation, ecosystem integrity and modeling. Additionally Diogo Carvalho works as a freelancer nature and wildlife photographer at www.diogocarvalho.pt.
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Alison Faulkner, former wetland ecologist and future high school science teacher.
This is me as an undergrad, using one of my many homemade stream samplers. You don’t have to be brilliant to be a scientist, but it really helps to be innovative and resourceful!
It helps my scientific endeavors that I’m an artist - I use both sides of my brain! I collect vintage primers and children’s science books, salt-&-pepper shakers, and postcards. I’d rather be outdoors than anywhere else, and I don’t trust anyone with clean fingernails!
Hey, I just wanted to say I have a massive amount of love for your blog. The idea is fantastic.
I’m Adam, Undergrad ecologist at York Uni.
Andrew Ross
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