From an early age, Mark Monaco knew he wanted to spend his life working in marine science. He’s been able to do just that thanks to the start he received at CFAES—a start immersed, often literally, in Lake Erie.
Continue reading A career spent on, in, and helping our waters
MaLisa Spring, CFAES alum (MS, entomology, 2017) and coordinator of the Ohio State-based Ohio Dragonfly Survey, was quoted today in a story on the CNN website about how recent swarms of migrating dragonflies are so huge they’re appearing on radar.
Links between human, animal and environmental health — factors in the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa, for example — are the focus of the May 1 breakfast program of the Environmental Professionals Network. Lonnie King, dean of Ohio State’s College of Veterinary Medicine, will give the keynote talk, sharing details on the college’s participation in the global One Health Initiative.