4/5/26: A Conversation with Seaweed Biologist Amanda Savoie, part 1

Nature Notes: A Maine Naturalist Afield

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Amanda on Anguilla Island | Nick Seguin

Host/Producer: Glen Mittelhauser

Glen speaks with Amanda Savoie, a research scientist at the Canadian Museum of Nature, about her work documenting seaweed biodiversity in northern Norway and the Canadian Arctic. They discuss how extreme light regimes, limited historical surveys, and rapid climate change shape Arctic macroalgal communities, including unusual species such as kelps that grow beneath winter ice using energy stored during the summer’s continuous daylight.

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