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We hope you enjoy these in-depth discussions of recently published BioScience articles and other science stories. Each episode of our interview series delves into the research behind a highlighted story, giving listeners unique insight into scientists' work.

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For this episode, we're joined by Prosanta Chakrabarty, Director of Louisiana State University's Museum of Natural Science, where he is also the Fish Curator and a professor. Also joining us is Bruno Soares, Scientist and Adjunct Professor at the Uni... more

For this episode, we were joined by Anna Rader Groves, Amanda Finn, and Alex Rich from the Scientist Network for Advancing Policy, or SNAP. They were here to discuss their recent special report in BioScience that describes the grassroots coalition an... more

For this episode, we're joined by Jesse Nippert, Professor in Biology at Kansas State University, and Chris Helzer, Director of Science and Stewardship for the Nature Conservancy in Nebraska. They were on the show to discuss their recent BioScience a... more

For today's episode, we're joined by Luiza F. A. de Paula, Vanessa Handley, Raphael Ocelli, and Peggy Fielder, who are four of the authors of the recent BioScience article "Beyond Scents: Calling on the Fragrance Industry to Champion Plant Diversity.... more

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Anna Rader Groves
Recent PhD graduate in Neuroscience, Georgia State University
SNAP member
Episode: Policy and Public Engagement for Early-Career Scientists, with SNAP
Amanda Finn
Fifth-year PhD candidate in Nutrition Sciences, University of Alabama at Birmingham
SNAP member
Episode: Policy and Public Engagement for Early-Career Scientists, with SNAP
Alex Rich
Almost PhD graduate in Neuroscience, Yale University
Co-organizer of SNAP
Episode: Policy and Public Engagement for Early-Career Scientists, with SNAP
Jesse Nippert
Professor of Biology, Kansas State University
Kansas State University
Episode: Great Plains Grassland Management, with Jesse Nippert and Chris Helzer
Chris Helzer
Director of Science and Stewardship, The Nature Conservancy in Nebraska
The Nature Conservancy
Episode: Great Plains Grassland Management, with Jesse Nippert and Chris Helzer
Peggy Fielder
Co-founder and executive director, The Red List Project
The Red List Project
Episode: The Red List Project
Vanessa Handley
Director of Conservation Science, The Red List Project
The Red List Project
Episode: The Red List Project
Luiza de Paula
Researcher, visiting professor, and project scientist
Federal University of Minas Gerais / The Red List Project
Episode: The Red List Project
Ralphael Ocelli
Researcher, scientist, and visiting professor
Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte / The Red List Project
Episode: The Red List Project

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Policy and Public Engagement for Early-Career Scientists, with SNAP
Q: What is SNAP and how did it originate?
SNAP is a grassroots, non-hierarchical coalition formed by early career researchers to advance science policy and funding. It originated from a network of graduate students and policy-minded groups that began organizing through Slack after the McClintock Letters initiative and collaborations at events like the AAAS conference, expanding into a nationwide effort emphasizing local engagement and policy impact.
iNaturalist and Biodiversity Research, with Brittany Mason and Corey Callaghan
Q: What are the biases in the types of records collected on iNaturalist?
There are biases based on visibility, leading to more records of common plants and animals while rare or less visible species are underrepresented.
iNaturalist and Biodiversity Research, with Brittany Mason and Corey Callaghan
Q: How many articles use iNaturalist data?
Self-identifying over 10,000 articles initially, with current searches revealing over 20,000 articles that reference iNaturalist.
iNaturalist and Biodiversity Research, with Brittany Mason and Corey Callaghan
Q: What kind of studies are conducted using iNaturalist data?
Studies include species distribution mapping, conservation efforts, invasive species management, and behavioral research based on imagery.
iNaturalist and Biodiversity Research, with Brittany Mason and Corey Callaghan
Q: What is the quality of the data on iNaturalist?
The data are trustworthy, with empirical tests showing over 90% accuracy in terms of research-grade status.

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The series centers on in-depth conversations with scientists, researchers, and conservation professionals about recent science findings and ecological topics. Episodes commonly explore grasslands, prairie ecosystems, biodiversity data, conservation finance, and the intersection of ecology with technology and policy. A standout trait is the cross-disciplinary guest mix, ranging from university researchers to journalists and conservation practitioners, often discussing practical stewardship, climate connections, and data-driven approaches to ecosystem management. The show frequently highlights actionable strategies for land managers, urban planners, and policymakers, while also probing broader questions about value, equity, and the role of te... more

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