USGS scientists and collaborators talk about their work in Alaska through a series of Questions and Answers (Q&As). The links below contain interviews, photos, and other information about the work and collaborations of the USGS Alaska Science Center.
Q&A: Polar Bears and Zoos
Dr. Karyn Rode, a Research Wildlife Biologist, talks about her collaborative work with zoos to develop methods for better understanding wild bear populations, especially in terms of shifting diets.
Q&A: Virtual Student Federal Service
Three VSFS students Andres Aceves, Nicole Hudson, and Bella Lesinski worked at the USGS Alaska Science Center. These students described their work over the past 9 months of their internships.
Q&A: Cook Inlet Seabird and Forage Fish Study
Caitlin Marsteller, a biologist at the USGS Alaska Science Center, talks about her research. Caitlin studies seabirds and their forage fish prey in southcentral Alaska.
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USGS scientists and collaborators talk about their work in Alaska through a series of Questions and Answers (Q&As). The links below contain interviews, photos, and other information about the work and collaborations of the USGS Alaska Science Center.
Q&A: Polar Bears and Zoos
Dr. Karyn Rode, a Research Wildlife Biologist, talks about her collaborative work with zoos to develop methods for better understanding wild bear populations, especially in terms of shifting diets.
Q&A: Virtual Student Federal Service
Three VSFS students Andres Aceves, Nicole Hudson, and Bella Lesinski worked at the USGS Alaska Science Center. These students described their work over the past 9 months of their internships.
Q&A: Cook Inlet Seabird and Forage Fish Study
Caitlin Marsteller, a biologist at the USGS Alaska Science Center, talks about her research. Caitlin studies seabirds and their forage fish prey in southcentral Alaska.