Coastal ecologist with a bit of epidemiological flare, lover of mud and all things in it, dog mama, life partner to @Rfbond007, Pronouns:her, hers, she
This much embattled Virginia pine came home with us from a local farm ravaged by Hurricane Sally. This bedraggled tree survived against all odds, so we chose a name that evoked similar fortitude. Raised in science, supported by community. Meet Fauci! #Fauci@FauciFan@rfbond007
I have the great honor to announce that I’ve picked @KamalaHarris — a fearless fighter for the little guy, and one of the country’s finest public servants — as my running mate.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has announced California Sen. Kamala Harris as his vice presidential running mate for the 2020 election. bit.ly/3iufhFZ
Nearly $1 million in NOAA funding recommended for four coral restoration projects through the Ruth Gates Coral Restoration Innovation Grants competition. #HabitatMonthfisheries.noaa.gov/feature-s…
Happy #NationalInternDay!
Want to be an intern at NOAA? One way is through @SeaGrant's newly-developed Community Engaged Internship, which is designed for undergraduate students from underrepresented and #Indigenous communities. Learn more: seagrant.noaa.gov/community-…
Are your pets hurricane ready? In our Staff Blog, Jody Thompson gives some tips on what to have on hand for your pets, how to make evacuations less stressful, and more. #hurricanestrongmasgc.org/news/article/prepa…
Wear those masks y’all!! This is a demonstration about bacterial spread via respiratory droplets (not viruses). 1) masks block droplets 2) distancing works. @richdavisphd@rfbond007#MaskUp#SpitBlockers#COVID
It's amazing how much good one little mask can do! Check out how a normal, everyday mask keeps respiratory droplets from spreading outside your body, potentially sharing viruses.