A big lesson that I learned from studying abroad in Kenya is that the key to understanding a place’s wildlife and conservation issues is to connect with the people living there…
I get lots of emails from wildlife biologists and ecologists-to-be asking for advice on what they need to do to get into those careers…
It’s the beginning of the school year so I thought it would be the perfect time to talk about where aspiring scientists go to train to be scientists: graduate school.
George Gehrig subscribes to the Fancy Scientist and responded to an email of mine asking about the impact of iNaturalist data on science…
Packing for your first field season can be super overwhelming!
In this episode of the Fancy Scientist podcast, I interview scientist and blogger Charlotte Hacker. Charlotte is a Ph.D. candidate who uses non-invasive genetics through scat (poop) to study snow leopard populations in China…
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