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Faculty Insight - a partnership with Harvard Extension School - on ThoughtCast!

From: Jenny Attiyeh
Length: 59:59

This ThoughtCast hour introduces Faculty Insight, a partnership with Harvard Extension School, in addition to a series of interviews on endangered wildlife. Meet a threatened yet resilient species of turtle, rare right whales, delicate corals and heroic hermit crabs, as well as the people who study, treat and care for these remarkable creatures. Read the full description.

Rightwhalepix_small This ThoughtCast hour introduces Faculty Insight, a partnership with Harvard Extension School, in addition to a series of interviews on endangered wildlife.  Meet a threatened yet resilient species of turtle, rare right whales, delicate corals and heroic hermit crabs, as well as the people who study, treat and care for these remarkable creatures.

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This ThoughtCast hour introduces Faculty Insight, a partnership with Harvard Extension School, in addition to a series of interviews on endangered wildlife.  Meet a threatened yet resilient species of turtle, rare right whales, delicate corals and heroic hermit crabs, as well as the people who study, treat and care for these remarkable creatures.

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Harvard Extension School

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