#TBT Emily Nixon (biological sciences '19) uses a GoPro camera to survey and record biodiversity data and habitat function of a coral head at a shallow water field site in the Bahamas. 🤿 🐚 As a student in the Problems Without Passport course “Tropical Coastal Zone Sustainability” (ENST 483) led by professors David Ginsburg and Karla Heidelberg, she traveled to the Cape Eleuthera Institute with her class to investigate complex environmental problems in coastal areas. Previously, she trained as a scientific research diver in ENST 298. 🌊 For the past year and a half, Emily has worked as a scientific aid/technician at the Smithsonian Marine Station in Fort Pierce, Fla., and for the Nature Conservancy in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. She will be starting her Ph.D. in coral reef ecology at Scripps Institution of Oceanography this fall. Photo by David Ginsburg (ginsbuda) #EarthWeek #EarthDay #LiveGreenFightOn #Sustainability #ExperientialLearning #DornsifeTrojans #DornsifeLife #USCD...