Heidi Golden

Heidi Golden

About Heidi

Heidi Golden, Ph.D. candidate at the University of Connecticut.

“I grew up on the shores of Connecticut looking into tidal pools and wondering about the plants and animals living there: where they move to when the tide goes out, and from when the tide comes in, and why. Once I even tracked my cat out my 3rd floor window and onto the roof to see how she accessed my bedroom at night. So I’ve always been curious about movement patterns in nature. The whys and hows of nature are my passion and driving force.” ~Heidi Golden

Heidi’s research blog: Arctic Research and Exploration Blog
Heidi’s research tumblr: Arctic Research and Exploration Tumblr
Melissa Barker, PolarTREC teacher, features the Fishscape project at Toolik Field Station in her June 6 2012 Journal
EPA research project page: Will Climate Change Influence the Metapopulation Dynamics of the Arctic Grayling?

Research funded through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA-STAR Fellowship), the National Science Foundation, the Arctic Long Term Ecological Research Network, and the University of Connecticut. Logistic and technical support provided by the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and Toolik Field Station.

Acknowledgements / Image Heidi Golden
Acknowledgements / Image Heidi Golden