It was about this time last week that I stared at a blank Word document, wanting to write more about my research experience but knowing that nothing I said would be genuine. Because honestly, I had hit a wall, and I had spent several days feeling anxious about the research itself and how little IContinue reading “laughing at maps and other tales of a distressed undergrad researcher”
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into new worlds: research on whooping cranes begins
Yesterday I finally had the privilege of sitting down with my research supervisor and learning about the specifics of the work I would be doing. I will be working with data on the Wood Buffalo Cranes, whose population numbers 505. They migrate annually from their nesting grounds in Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada, toContinue reading “into new worlds: research on whooping cranes begins”
erica kriner 