Making Waves: A Freshwater Science Podcast
Summary: We disseminate current research in the aquatic sciences to a general audience through a semi-monthly podcast. Our goal is to frame recent high-profile research papers or career achievements in the broader context of current environmental and scientific issues and discuss how the guests arrived at these discoveries. We interview a wide variety of scientists ranging from graduate students to tenured professors from a diversity of countries and backgrounds.
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- Artist: Current Hosts: Stephen Elser, Julie Kelso, Erin Larson, Eric Moody. Past Hosts: Tim Cline
- Copyright: Copyright 2017
Podcasts:
Kelly Stettner talks about the Black River Action Team, a watershed organization in Vermont.
Kelly Stettner talks about the Black River Action Team, a watershed organization in Vermont.
Dr. Amy Rosemond discusses how nutrient pollution affects detrital carbon dynamics.
Dr. Amy Rosemond discusses how nutrient pollution affects detrital carbon dynamics.
Dr. Jill Welter discussses how climate change may affect nitrogen fixation in streams.
Dr. Jill Welter discussses how climate change may affect nitrogen fixation in streams.
Dr. Raphael Mazor discusses how biological indicators are used to monitor stream quality.
Dr. Raphael Mazor discusses how biological indicators are used to monitor stream quality.
Dr. Jeff Muehlbauer discusses his work on the extent of stream influence into the riparian zone.
Dr. Jeff Muehlbauer discusses his work on the extent of stream influence into the riparian zone.
A group of scientists who started the SFS Instars program talk about why diversity is important to our field.
A group of scientists who started the SFS Instars program talk about why diversity is important to our field.
Dr. Stan Gregory discusses the 2012 award of the Thiess International Riverprize to the Willamette River.
Dr. Stan Gregory discusses the 2012 award of the Thiess International Riverprize to the Willamette River.
Dr. Kate Boersma discusses how stream invertebrates respond to severe droughts.
