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Waterfowl Research at Louisiana State University - Dr. Kevin Ringelman, Starla Phelps & Dekka Ducote
In this episode, the host, Derek Christians, and his guests discuss their experiences and research in the field of waterfowl and wetlands conservation. The episode was recorded at Louisiana State University. Throughout the episode, our guests delve into what inspired them to get involved in waterfowl research and share how listeners can get involved. They highlight the importance of fieldwork, skillsets, and networking in their field. The episode concludes with valuable advice for students interested in pursuing a career in wildlife and waterfowl conservation.
Dr. Kevin Ringelman, the H. Dale Hall, Ducks Unlimited Endowed Professor of Wetlands and Waterfowl Conservation at LSU, shares his journey in the field. With eight years at LSU and a team of six graduate students under his supervision, Dr. Ringelman provides a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Starla Phelps, a Ph.D. student at LSU, hails from Tennessee and has a rich academic background with her undergrad from Christian Brothers University and her master's from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Starla shares her current research focus on Black Bellied Whistling Ducks and her passion for conservation.
Dekka Ducote, a recent graduate from LSU's Renewable Natural Resource Program, discusses his experiences in various tech jobs and his plans to start his own master's program. Dekka's unique perspective as a recent graduate and an observer of a new program offers valuable insights for listeners.
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In this episode, the host, Derek Christians, and his guests discuss their experiences and research in the field of waterfowl and wetlands conservation. The episode was recorded at Louisiana State University. Throughout the episode, our guests delve into what inspired them to get involved in waterfowl research and share how listeners can get involved. They highlight the importance of fieldwork, skillsets, and networking in their field. The episode concludes with valuable advice for students interested in pursuing a career in wildlife and waterfowl conservation.
Dr. Kevin Ringelman, the H. Dale Hall, Ducks Unlimited Endowed Professor of Wetlands and Waterfowl Conservation at LSU, shares his journey in the field. With eight years at LSU and a team of six graduate students under his supervision, Dr. Ringelman provides a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Starla Phelps, a Ph.D. student at LSU, hails from Tennessee and has a rich academic background with her undergrad from Christian Brothers University and her master's from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Starla shares her current research focus on Black Bellied Whistling Ducks and her passion for conservation.
Dekka Ducote, a recent graduate from LSU's Renewable Natural Resource Program, discusses his experiences in various tech jobs and his plans to start his own master's program. Dekka's unique perspective as a recent graduate and an observer of a new program offers valuable insights for listeners.
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