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Welcome to the Treehouse Podcast! In each episode we’ll dig into the world around us, exploring how creativity and imagination drive discovery and innovation. Meet the experts and innovators redefining how we see our world, express ourselves, and challenge what we think we know about the world around us.
In this episode:
What does field science look like in a worldwide pandemic? Join host, educator, and award-winning storyteller Wesley Della Volla and guest Justine Ammendolia as they discuss plastic pollution, COVID-19, and redefining what it means to practice science.
Justine Ammendolia is a Marine biologist, plastic pollution researcher and science communicator based in Toronto. COVID-19 cancelled her fieldwork so she started a backyard science project to document the unexpected environmental impact of single-use medical plastics.
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