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The fields of science and management are continually evolving, through improvements in research design, new discoveries, and changes in the environment and our knowledge of it. One contributor to these changes is the use of remote sensing technology in field research, monitoring, and adapting to coastal change. This month, Eva and Kara sit down with Duke PhD student Greg Larsen to discuss his dissertation work with remote sensing technology and the broader role of technology in marine and coastal conservation. Tune in as they discuss drones, robotics, satellites, and more!

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