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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2024 · 58 MIN

S2E1 – Tristan Baecklund (Wildlife Diseases)

from Fellowship of the Research Podcast · host Meghan W and Lyn B

Tristan is a Ph.D. student in the ENLS department who shares the ins and outs of wildlife diseases. Learn about the Arctic form of rabies. Who knew diseases came in different forms based on geography? We revisit the furry Arctic fox, which is the main host for this disease. Learn about climate change and disease dynamics, and how you can help prevent disease spread in your own pets. Related episodes: Learn more about Arctic foxes with Alex: S1E9 - Alex Derian (What does the fox say - err - eat?) - Fellowship of the Research Podcast | Podcast on Spotify Learn about what the hosts Lyn and Meghan research -- oystercatchers (the most adorable bird ever, of course) for Lyn: S1E1 - Lyn Brown (Saving Chincoteague Oystercatchers) - Fellowship of the Research Podcast | Podcast on Spotify + wild wetlands for Meghan: S1E0 - Meghan Ward & Sasha Newar (Meet the Hosts) - Fellowship of the Research Podcast | Podcast on Spotify. Links related to our guest: Contact Tristan: [email protected] Links related to FoTR Podcast: Links to all Sound Bytes used in the podcast can be found at: tinyurl.com/2jhevzpj Find us on Instagram: @fotrpodcast Follow us on Twitter: @FOTRPodcast Contact us: [email protected]

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