Brian Magee talks with Dr. Craig Stockwell, a James A. Meier Associate Professor in the Department of
Biological Sciences, Environmental & Conservation Sciences Graduate
Program at North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND 58105.
His main area of focus is conservation efforts with fish species. This interview covers the area called "contemporary evolution."
This is term that encompasses the idea that evolution can happen
quickly, within a few generations. He and some colleagues have been
pushing to get contemporary evolution incorporated into the decisions
make about habitat and species management practices. This also plays a
role in how species will adapte to global climate change.
Note: This interview was conducted in the University's student union food court, so there is some background noise.
