Ideas for Sea Change: Citizen Science & Reef Restoration
Thu, Nov 19
|Zoom link emailed to registered attendees
Citizen science is democratizing access for making contributions to science, making it more interdisciplinary and inclusive. Join us to learn more about citizen science from Dr. Keene Haywood, as well as how Rescue a Reef applies it to rebuilding coral reefs from program manager Dalton Hesley.
Time & Location
Nov 19, 2020, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM EST
Zoom link emailed to registered attendees
About the event
Citizen science is democratizing access for making contributions to science, making it more interdisciplinary and inclusive. Join us to learn more about citizen science from Dr. Keene Haywood, as well as how Rescue A Reef applies it to rebuilding coral reefs from program manager Dalton Hesley.
About our panel:
Dr. Keene Haywood
MPS Exploration Science Track Coordinator, University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science
Geographer, filmmaker, and educator Keene Haywood helps direct the graduate program in Exploration Science at the University of Miami. A former National Geographic staff member, Keene’s accomplishments include documentary film production for the Geographic and the original presentation of National Geographic photographs and expeditions on Google Earth. He also worked as a project director for The Nature Conservancy in the largest preserve in Texas, where he oversaw scientific research and outreach activities in the Davis Mountains, a southern extension of the Rocky Mountains.