Biologists of Middle Earth
Dani CrowleyThe podcast where we discuss real science with real researchers, but with one important difference: the research in question takes place in Middle Earth. Ever since Earth biologists were welcomed into Middle Earth, we've been breaking new biological ground, and finding out more and more about the wildlife and biomes of Middle Earth, and learning a little about our own world in the process. Now, jo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Natural SciencesScience | ||||
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In our final episode (for now), we chat to Dr. Adam Hasik, who has been working as a postdoc as part of the Fangorn Ent Project, a massive, long-term study investigating the spatial and social structure of the Ent populations within Fangorn. Beyond u... more
We’re joined by Dr. Vanessa Bieker to look at the origins and diversification of pipe weed, one of the cultural mainstays of Middle Earth. Despite its use all over the continent, the origins of pipe weed are a little murky, with much doubt as to wher... more
This week we chat with Dani Crowley, co-host of our programme, who has been taking a break from reporting to work on dragon conservation in Middle Earth. Following the success of her Masters thesis on attitudes to sharks and conservation, she has bee... more
This week we speak to Annie Carew, who has been called in by the Elves to consult on restoring the Grey Havens ahead of their imminent departure from Middle Earth. The area surrounding the key elvish port is a crucial ecosystem for mitigating local f... more
We’re joined this time around by Dr. Elizabeth Mills, a science communicator and marine biologist who is currently preparing the first compendium on marine life in Middle Earth for our world. Elizabeth has been working with different communities Midd... more
Our guest today is Dr. Christine Wilkinson, a carnivore ecologist whose community-led organisation has been trying to further our understanding of warg-human conflicts. With wargs now running free after their domestication at the hands of Sauron, the... more
This week we’re joined by Thea Gayatri Fennell, a genomicist whose team was recently called into the town of Dale to investigate the outbreak of a water-borne illness. We learn how one goes about tracing the cause of an outbreak, applying biological ... more
This week we’re joined by soon-to-be-Dr. Dagmar der Weduwen, a freshwater ecologist who has been studying the Watcher in the Water, the giant squid-like animal which inhabits a large lake near the gates of Moria. Dagmar takes us through what drew her... more
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