Dr Tommy Bornman is a node manager at SAEON, the South African Environmental Observation Network. In this episode of the CMR Audio Project, Tommy answers some of tough environmental and ecological questions.
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Dr Mzilikazi is the Director of Research Support and Management at the university. In this interview she speaks about her background, her passion for connecting students and researchers to opportunities, her thoughts on her transition from a rural to urban environment, her PhD and post-doctoral zoological research work, her views on a potentially worrying ecological mess that we’re in, and a fair amount more.
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As part of my post-doctorate position at the Institute for Coastal and Marine Research at the Nelson Mandela University, I get to interview people who have a link to the CMR, or whose work is relevant to the broad scope of the CMR.
Episode 8 is with Mrs Zanele Hartmann, who is soon to submit her PhD study, so if all goes well then she will soon carry the title Dr Zanele Hartmann. The focus of her study is the Swartkops estuary as a Social Ecological System.
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Disclaimer: All views and opinions expressed in the CMR audio project episodes are those of the participants, and do not necessarily reflect any position of the CMR or the Nelson Mandela University.