#ecologists

This course is a qualification in splashing in puddles and playing with dirt.

a collection of pics i took in stalker anomaly :3

Carolyn Burns was born in 1942 in Lincoln, New Zealand. Burns is an ecologist whose research interests include microbial food webs, plankton ecology, and the impact of climate change on lakes and wetlands. She has made important contributions to conservation through her work on invasive zooplankton. From 1998 to 2005, Burns served as Head of the Department of Zoology at the University of Otago. In 2017, she won the Marsden Medal from the New Zealand Association of Scientists, and in 2018, she won the Thomson Medal from the Royal Society Te Apārangi.

I love the career im going into, i love ecology and all that goes into helping our planet. But i then see my friends in tech getting 70 to 60k a few years out of college, while my field is expected to be paid 13 to 16 bucks an hour or less for ours. Some of my relatives are boasting to me that they will probably have more money then i will have. I want to be able to do great things, but i also want to live. I want to be able to get the fancy ingredients for dinner. i want to buy a house with a yard to plant a pollinator garden. But here we ecologists are, we are getting tired of talking to the world to do something, Especially company's, and gettingso few results. And when we start yelling, we are told we are being over dramatic. We want to save the planet we live on, but we want to be paid to live as well.

“I don’t mind telling you, it’s a bit embarrassing.” said Dr. Juan Kerr, Pointless Letters science correspondent, today. “All those years of hard work, research and effort and no-one in the international scientific community ever thought to sit down with Tina from Kirkcaldy to make sure we had her on-side. Rookie mistake, really.”

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