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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: 

Join host, educator and award-winning storyteller Wesley Della Volla and guest Dr. Erika Woolsey for a bonus episode, as they discuss their careers within immersive technology, storytelling, and ed-tech. Hear about the projects and people that have inspired their work, as well as what’s next on the horizon of their fields.  

Dr. Erika Woolsey is a marine biologist who has been studying and exploring coral reefs around the world for over 15 years, with a particular focus on how rising ocean temperatures affect coral populations. She is the CEO and Chief Scientist at The Hydrous, an ocean literacy nonprofit that combines science, design, and emerging technologies to create access to ocean exploration. A National Geographic Explorer, Visiting Scholar and Lecturer at Stanford University, and esteemed science communicator, Erika is dedicated to public engagement of science and believes the ocean is too good not to share. 

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Anonymous
  • Just amazing!

  • THE WORK THAT DR. WOOLSEY IS DOING IS GREAT.  THE CORAL REEFS ARE AN IMPORTAN RESOUCE THAT SHOUD BE PROTECTED.

  • I love hearing stories about women in science. Sounds like an amazing job for an amazing person!

  • Very beautiful!!!

  • DR. WOOLSEY IS DOING GREAT WORK!  FOR TOO LONG, I HAVE READ ABOUT HOW PEOPLE HAVE ABUSE SUCH CORAL REEFS BY DOING THINGS INCLUDING RIPPING OFF PARTS OF THE CORAL.