Catherine Febria: Connecting Land, Water, and People
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In this enlightening episode of Conservation Conversations, Sean O'Brien speaks with Dr. Catherine Febria, Canada Research Chair and Assistant Professor in Freshwater Restoration and Ecology at the University of Windsor. Dr. Febria demonstrates through her own research experience the value of conducting ethical and inclusive science to achieve collective societal benefits. Plus, find out what it means to decolonize science and how a river in New Zealand became a person.
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