Elise C. Hartill

Elise Hartill has a B.Sc. in Marine Biology with a minor in Fisheries, and a M.Sc. in Marine Biology, both from the School of Marine Science at the University of Maine. She studied tropical coral ecosystems in Bonaire and the Dominican Republic with Dr. Robert Steneck during her undergraduate career. Her undergraduate thesis describes the reproductive biology of an Antarctic deep-sea coral, and her Master's thesis describes the ecology of cold-water corals in Alaskan fjords with Dr. Rhian Waller. She is a National Geographic Explorer, having received an “Early Career Grant” in 2019 to develop and expand place-based science programming for students in rural Alaska. The project is set to take place in 2021 with the collaboration of educators from Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve.

Interviews

Part 3 of our Interview with Dan Whittle – EDF and Cuba

The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) celebrates 20 years of collaboration with Cuba in marine ecosystems conservation and rebuilding fisheries this year. In honor of...

Elise C. HartillJune 24, 2020

Interviews

Part 2 of our Interview with Dan Whittle – EDF and Cuba

This year, the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) celebrated 20 years of collaboration with Cuba in marine ecosystems conservation and rebuilding fisheries. In honor of...

Elise C. HartillJune 23, 2020

Interviews

Dan Whittle Discusses EDF and Cuba’s Long-term Mutually Beneficial Relationship

This year, the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) celebrated 20 years of collaboration with Cuba in marine ecosystems conservation and rebuilding fisheries. In honor of...

Elise C. HartillJune 22, 2020

Elise C. Hartill

Interviews

Part 3 of our Interview with Dan Whittle – EDF and Cuba

Interviews

Part 2 of our Interview with Dan Whittle – EDF and Cuba

Interviews

Dan Whittle Discusses EDF and Cuba’s Long-term Mutually Beneficial Relationship

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