One Fish, Two Fish, Hawkfish, Rockfish: Cori Kane shares her fascination for these marine creatures and advice for budding marine scientists | Rising Sea Voices Podcast

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Recorded25 Aug 2021

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Join Rising Sea Voices' host Felicia Olmeta-Schult and Oregon State University and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife postdoc fellow Cori Kane as they discuss underwater research, interdisciplinary work, and career pathways and opportunities in marine ecology. This podcast episode will make you travel to the kelp forests of the U.S. West Coast; coral reefs in Moorea, French Polynesia; the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands; and marine protected areas in Hawaii and Oregon. Cori shares her personal challenges, enriching encounters, and love of fishes. Go outside of your comfort zone and be curious! Cori also suggests you visit the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Reserves’ website at https://oregonmarinereserves.com/ to learn more about their work

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