Episode 4: A Safe Haven For Corals? with Amber Carter

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Recorded30 Jun 2021

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Will there be a safe haven for corals in a changing ocean? Today on the the Women in Ocean Science podcast, hosts Mads and Charlie chat to PhD student, Amber Carter, about the potential for corals located on remote islands in the eastern tropical Pacific to be more likely to survive climate change. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on Amber’s most recent paper - which she lead-authored - on climate resilience, coral refugia and her experience as a young woman in marine science.

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