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S3:E4 Dr. Danielle Ignace: Supportive networks for racialized minorities in the Faculty and climate justice with Indigenous communities
In today's episode, we spoke with Dr. Danielle Ignace, who is an Assistant Professor of Indigenous Natural Sciences in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC and a Research Associate at Harvard Forest. Dr Ignace is an ecophysiologist with a passion for science communication. She studies how climate change and landscape disturbances impact ecosystem function and Indigenous communities.
Check out her website here: https://www.ignacelab.com/
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Intro & outro music by Yoro Noukoussi
Additional music & scoring by Ren Bangert from Cited Media
Additional forest sounds from the Sounds of the Forest soundmap, presented by the Timber Festival.
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By UBC Forestry JEDI (Justice + EDI) TeamIn today's episode, we spoke with Dr. Danielle Ignace, who is an Assistant Professor of Indigenous Natural Sciences in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC and a Research Associate at Harvard Forest. Dr Ignace is an ecophysiologist with a passion for science communication. She studies how climate change and landscape disturbances impact ecosystem function and Indigenous communities.
Check out her website here: https://www.ignacelab.com/
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Intro & outro music by Yoro Noukoussi
Additional music & scoring by Ren Bangert from Cited Media
Additional forest sounds from the Sounds of the Forest soundmap, presented by the Timber Festival.