EP 036 with Ben Sullender

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Society & Culture

4.9 • 152 Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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In this episode, Cody has a conversation with spatial ecologist Ben Sullender. Spatial ecology is the study and understanding of a landscape using maps. Meaning, scientists like Ben use topography to look at how small differences in landscape affect every part of life. From the migratory patterns of birds, to the melting of the Arctic Ocean sea ice and how it significantly changes our ability to live on land. They also talk about coastal environments, the affects of ship traffic in the Bering Strait, the ability for fish and animals to seasonably access the habitats they need, and how climate change affects all of it.

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0:00.0	Welcome to this week's episode. In this one I have a conversation with spatial ecologist Ben Solinder.
0:05.8	What is a spatial ecologist you might ask? Good question.
0:09.6	Spatial ecology is the study and understanding of a place using maps.
0:14.1	Meaning scientists like Ben used topography to look at how small differences in landscape
0:18.8	affect every part of life.
0:21.0	From the migratory patterns of birds to the melting of the Arctic Ocean Sea Ice and how it significantly
0:26.3	changes our ability to live on land.
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1:16.3	on iTunes also helps out a lot. Okay back to Ben Solinder everything we talk about in this conversation,
1:24.1	be it coastal environments, bird migration,
1:27.4	bearing straight ship traffic, or sea life.
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