<p>PhD candidate Jeannine Randall explains how she is crafting a project investigating the effects of climate forcings and food supplies (flying bugs) on tree swallow populations. Tune in to learn about catching bugs, study design, and the lives of tree swallows (and their researchers)!</p>

PhD candidate Jeannine Randall explains how she is crafting a project investigating the effects of climate forcings and food supplies (flying bugs) on tree swallow populations. Tune in to learn about catching bugs, study design, and the lives of tree swallows (and their researchers)!

Episode 9: Tree Swallows, Bugs and Climate with Jeannine Randall

Kristen Kieta and Jeremy Morris host a show about life within the spheres of research and community at the University of Northern British Columbia. We’re graduate students interested in learning more about the goings on at UNBC, so we’re broadcasting out curiosity on the airwaves. Ever wonder what field and lab research really looks like? Want to find out more about what life is like for a student, research assistant or professor? Come with us as we interview members from the UNBC community and beyond about who they are, what they do, and to learn fun facts!

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Episode 9: Tree Swallows, Bugs and Climate with Jeannine Randall

Episode 9: Tree Swallows, Bugs and Climate with Jeannine Randall