Chrissa Stroh
A scientist who studies coastal processes, plants, and animals, and their interactions with the living and nonliving environment.
Non Forest Service
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I have wonderful science experiences every day! Watching the sun rise, seeing birds fly overhead, or observing the neat shapes of flowers and leaves on plants outside. One of my favorite science experiences was visiting the Volcano Arenal (är ah nul), an active volcano in Costa Rica. I was there as the sun was going down, and was able to see and hear red-hot lava rocks tumbling down the sides of the volcano.
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Featured from Natural Inquirer
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This article looks at how long-term weather patterns affect freshwater wetlands. Specifically, scientists looked at freshwater wetlands called Carolina bays – shallow depressions in forests that fill with rainfall during...What Goes Around Comes Around: How Long-Term Weather Patterns Affect Plants in Carolina Bay Wetlands
This article looks at how long-term weather patterns affect freshwater wetlands. Specifically, scientists looked at freshwater wetlands called Carolina bays – shallow depressions in forests that fill with rainfall during...
