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Videos

 

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Dr. Carolyn Kurle, professor of Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution about her work studying rats and their impact on islands, as well as the effects of climate change on ecosystems.

What happens to islands that become overrun with rats?

Marine ecologist Carolyn Kurle discusses

Highlights

  • Kurle studies the impact of rats on islands, which can lead to devastating effects on native species.
  • She also looks at the role of plants in ecosystems, including the vulnerable whitebark pine tree, which is dying off due to infestations of a beetle that is thriving due to rising temperatures.
  • Kurle uses scientific methods, such as DNA analysis and stable isotopes, to study animal diets and relationships in ecosystems.
  • She explores the interconnectedness of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, such as studying the role of salmon in fertilizing trees in the Pacific Northwest.
  • Kurle discusses the importance of communicating scientific findings to the public and policymakers.
  • She examines the effects of climate change on small islands, which can have disproportionate impacts due to their limited resources.
  • Kurle emphasizes the importance of educating and inspiring young people to pursue careers in science and conservation.

0:02 – Climate Change

2:11 – The First Night on Rat Island

5:28 – How Do Invasive Rats Impact the Rocky Inner Tidal System

6:54 – Cattle and Reindeer as an Invasive Species

12:21 – Island Conservation

22:10 – Earth Connection

31:06 – The Guidance Group

 

 

Originally aired on October 10, 2022

British artist Philip Colbert joins Patrick Tsang on the show “Anything is Possible” to discuss his childhood in Scotland, his journey as an artist, and his unique approach to art. From studying philosophy and art history to creating wearable sculptures and pushing the boundaries of traditional art, Colbert shares his insights and advice for aspiring artists.

What inspired Philip Colbert’s artistic journey?

  • Growing up in Scotland with its rich history and magical stories
  • Being drawn to art from a young age and gravitating towards it
  • Finding confidence and pursuing art professionally after studying philosophy and art history

How did Philip Colbert begin his artistic career?

  • The first piece of his work that was sold at an art collection in Chicago
  • A transition from more traditional studies to pop art influenced by philosophy and unconventional approaches
  • The importance of perseverance, creative freedom, and thinking differently

How did Philip Colbert build on his early success?

  • Continuously working in the studio and pushing the boundaries of his art
  • Taking confidence from every step forward and using it as motivation to keep going
  • Embracing good and bad days and maintaining a methodical approach

What is the inspiration behind Philip Colbert’s lobster artwork?

  • A fascination with symbols and their philosophical meaning
  • The lobster as a symbol of surrealism and its presence throughout art history
  • Using accessible symbols to communicate deeper messages to a wider audience

What advice does Philip Colbert have for budding artists?

  • Believing that anyone can do anything with perseverance
  • Embracing creative freedom and thinking differently
  • Defining oneself through actions and inventing new ways of doing things

How did Philip Colbert feel about his first successful artwork?

  • Grateful for the support and appreciation of his ideas
  • Gaining confidence and motivation to progress
  • Seeing it as a stepping stone towards future success