We Can't Kelp it! Scotian Shelf Macroalgae and Climate Change
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We Can't Kelp it! Scotian Shelf Macroalgae and Climate Change
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It has been 365 days of Right Up Your Algae! 22 episodes later Clara and Emily are back and ready for a new year of sharing with you, stories and research about our natural world. The gals are taking it back to their roots and talking algae... kelp to be more specific.
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