A cougar skull at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Forensics Lab.
credit:
Amelia Templeton
Floating clouds of algae viewed from the air, a CSI forensics lab to bust wildlife poachers and one tribe’s relocation to a national park on the Olympic Peninsula because of climate change - All this and more in this week’s EarthFix podcast.
EarthFix Podcast May 21-25 http://earthfix.kuow.org by EarthFix
In the podcast, Katie Campbell mentions footage they shot of tribes smelting in La Push, which likely won’t make it into the final video. Here’s an excerpt:
Katie shooting video for her story on Washington tribes and climate change:
Amelia Templeton’s web story In Ashland, A Crime Lab For 34,000 Species
Video from Ashley Ahearn’s recent reporting on algae and ocean acidification:
Here’s a photos of the researchers Ashley flew with over Puget Sound:
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Ashley’s coverage on algae and ocean acidification:
Ending Puget Sound’s Bad Acid Trip
Algae And Acidification: Connecting The Dots, From The Air
Cruising Puget Sound For Toxic Algae Hot Spots
Each week, podcast host Ashley Ahearn will take you “behind-the-news.” You’ll hear conversations with fellow EarthFix journalists and interviews with experts talking about the latest environmental news. The podcast will also feature audio stories from the EarthFix team.
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