This course aims to explore ocean biodiversity through the lens of marine invertebrates, specifically focusing on the research and career path of marine biologist Jackson Powell. Participants will learn about the importance of challenging stereotypes in the field of science and gain insights into the study of marine invertebrates. The course covers topics such as biodiversity, evolutionary rescue, life cycles, adaptive radiation, and threats to biodiversity. The teaching method involves a conversation with the guest expert, supplemented by videos and discussions. This course is intended for individuals interested in marine biology, biodiversity, environmental sciences, and challenging stereotypes in the scientific community.
Youth in Action - Diving into Ocean Biodiversity
UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute TESI via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What do you do for a living
Video of you
Sea squirts
What is a PhD
Research Trip
Morea
Jack
Coral Reef
Coral Species
What is Biodiversity
Examples of Biodiversity
Mutations
Environment
Sperm Eggs
Typical Lifespan
Life Cycles
Bright Zones
Shortterm Evolution
Adaptive Radiation
Threats to Biodiversity
Habitat Destruction
Student Athlete
Scuba Diving
College is Expensive
Science Communication
Collaboration
Science is everywhere
Representation in science
Earth Echo Challenge
Earth Echo Academy
Stay Connected
Taught by
UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute TESI
