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Monthly Archives: February 2023
Beloved Invaders – Perceptions of Non-native Species
This episode of the Beyond Data Podcast (Season 1, episode 3) was originally released in August 2018. The non-native brown trout, which the data show places a burden on imperiled native fishes, is revered in the United States, while other … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond Data Podcast, Invasive Species, Recreational Angling
Tagged brown trout, Catherine Schmitt, David West, Derek Young, Francis Brautigam, invasive species, Julie Lockwood, kim todd, kirk deeter, Michael Steinberg, Nathaniel Hitt, Non-indigenous Aquatic Species, non-native species, Nonindiginous Species, salmonids
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Where Science and Poetry Meet
The white shark is no myth. It is no accident or aberration. It is the result of a sequence of precise adaptations achieved over millions of years, and it has culminated in this—a near-perfect, albeit little-understood, animal swimming steadily north along the Outer Cape on a mid-September morning. Continue reading
Posted in Chasing Shadows, Sharks
Tagged Chasing Shadows, tim dee, white shark, writing life
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