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S4:E4 Krystal M. Toney: Access to Academia and Nature as a Black scholar
Krystal research is framed in environmental science at the University of North Texas. Her graduate work focuses on the disparities in access to conservation education and nature amongst Black and low socioeconomic students in Texas. Krystal is also a social media influencer, and through her website and social accounts at ‘Black In Nature’, she shares her knowledge, creativity and love for nature while encouraging other Black/POC to get in contact with nature. She is a parent in Academia.
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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) TeamKrystal research is framed in environmental science at the University of North Texas. Her graduate work focuses on the disparities in access to conservation education and nature amongst Black and low socioeconomic students in Texas. Krystal is also a social media influencer, and through her website and social accounts at ‘Black In Nature’, she shares her knowledge, creativity and love for nature while encouraging other Black/POC to get in contact with nature. She is a parent in Academia.
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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.