Making Waves is a podcast produced by the Society for Freshwater Science that aims to bring current research in freshwater to a broader audience through engaging interviews with scientists. The podcast features short interviews with researchers in the field of freshwater science. Topics include biodiversity, ecology, technology, and more.
Making Waves Ep. 18: Major Changes in the Production Pathways of the Great Lakes, Dr. Soren Brothers.
This month's podcast features Dr. Soren Brothers discussing his work on food webs in the Laurentian Great Lakes.
Making Waves Ep. 17: Microplastic Pollution in Freshwaters, Dr. Sherri Mason.
This month's podcast features Dr. Sherri Mason discussing her work on microplastics in freshwater ecosystems.
Making Waves Ep. 16: Seeding Citizen Science - The Early Life of a Grassroots Watershed Organization, Kelly Stettner.
This month's podcast features Kelly Stettner talking about her work with the Black River Action Team in Vermont.
