I’m thrilled to bring you another exciting episode this week on the Fancy Scientist podcast with National Geographic explorer and science writer Jon Waterman…
This week’s podcast is a little different – instead of interviewing a guest or even doing a solo episode, it’s an excerpt from a professional development session in my Successful Wildlife Professional program…
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…
Lots of people think that the only way you can work in conservation and make a difference is by studying threatened animals to learn more about them so that we can save them…
After recently moving to the Chicago area, I have been captivated by the urban wildlife in the area, particularly the coyotes. Seeing them in broad daylight, not just at dusk or from afar, has been a remarkable experience!
Navigating career paths can be a daunting challenge. We pour our time and effort into applications, only to be met with rejection after rejection…
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Before we say our goodbye, I want to remind you that you have been an essential part of my journey. If there’s anything you’d like to share or discuss with me in the future, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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