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Earth Day Special: Conservation Science Is A Relay Marathon
Description
For our first Earth Day special on The Podcast Aquatic, we're focusing in on the important work being done by the Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute (TNACI), not only to raise freshwater fish but also freshwater scientists.
As a nexus for a great deal of conservation science in the Southeast, TNACI is carrying forward long-term species restoration efforts while also attracting new generations of researchers who will carry on this work in years to come.
Learn more about the work of TNACI at https://tnaqua.org/conserve/what-we-do/
See our scientists in action:
- Snorkeling for Tangerine Darters
- Releasing Critically Endangered Laurel Dace
- Collecting Southern Appalachian Brook Trout Eggs
- Spawning Wild Lake Sturgeon
Episode Cast
- Casey Phillips, senior communications specialist, host and thankful resident of Planet Earth
- Dr. Anna George, vice president of conservation science & education
- Teresa Israel, reintroduction biologist II
- Sarah Kate Bailey, reintroduction biologist II
The Podcast Aquatic is made possible by support from The Tennessee Conservationist, the official magazine of Tennessee State Parks.Printed sustainably on 100% post-consumer recycled paper with UV ink, each issue is filled with fascinating stories about Tennessee’s native species, rich history, and unique culture. It’s also your guide to exploring state parks and planning your next outdoor adventure.
Become a Tennessee Conservationist and subscribe at tnconservationist.org.