I love field days with Savannah Paliotti and Nick Funnell UNC IMS!

A little morning kayaking for class UNC IMS

Thanks Tal Ben-Horin and Rachel Noble for the hands-on lesson about oyster mortality events!

Here at Carolina's marine lab we're just as excited about sharks as Elisa Raffa is! Check out the great story she shared on Queen City News about our 50 years of research on these amazing animals & what they can tell us about our changing oceans. qcnews.com/news/u-s/north…

Tonight at 10 one of our PhD students, Alexis Longmire will be sharing her research on horseshoe crabs along w/ 2 of our undergraduate students, Noelle Keister & Sophia Palmieri. Be sure to check it out. #GDTBATH

Tonight at 10, UNC Graduate School PhD student Alexis Longmire will be sharing her research on horseshoe crabs!

Keep your eyes open for guest appearances by our wundergrads Sophia Palmieri & Noelle Keister, as well as Fodrie lab tech Savannah Paliotti!

Tonight at 10pm, check out Alexis Longmire’s research and my first media appearance!

This interesting, ground-breaking, first-of-its-kind work is happening right here in North Carolina UNC IMS! 🦀🦂FULL STORY only on Queen City News qcnews.com/news/u-s/north…

Check out the full video here: qcnews.com/news/u-s/north…

Sunset to Sunrise: A beautiful day of research on Shack!

Gales Creek is the field site classroom today!! studying estuarine food webs-zooplankton and phytoplankton.

A beautiful fall morning to learn about NC shellfish aquaculture.

So proud of our fall 2022 MCFS students for their research presentations. I only got a few photos because the technology issues were fun, but you all knocked it out of the park!

Congrats to Noelle Keister and Sophia Palmieri for presenting their independent research! These undergrads have worked with me all semester learning and applying knowledge on nurseries, estuaries, movement, and, of course, horseshoe crabs!! UNC IMS UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences @UNCResearch

Fantastic job by our IE students presenting their capstone research earlier this week!

Lots of long-distance work over the semester with the #FodSquad…. all leading up to my final presentation at the EMES PerkinElmer Student Research Symposium this Wednesday (4/5)!

Sophia Palmieri and Noelle Keister presented their research at the UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences PerkinElmer Symposium. Very proud of what they’ve done and thankful for their help applying landscape ecology to intertidal sandflats and nurseries. One even took home top prize!

Proud to announce that I am officially a graduate! 🎓🎉 It's been an incredible journey at UNC Chapel Hill, and I'm grateful for the education and friendships I've gained. Thank you to everyone who supported me along the way! #Classof2023