# Tracy Fanara
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đ How Do You Become a Water Scientist? | Dr. Tracy Fanara | Ailani's Little World
In this episode of Ailaniâs Little World, we talk to Dr. Tracy Fanara, an environmental engineer who studies water, storms, floods, and pollution.
In this episode, youâll discover: đ§ What environmental engineers really do đ§Ē How dirty water can make people sick đŦ What tiny organisms called diatoms câĻ
đĻ How Dangerous Is Ocean Science? Water Science | Dr. Tracy Fanara! | Ailani's Little World
In this episode of Ailaniâs Little World, we go on an ocean science adventure with environmental engineer Dr. Tracy Fanara as we explore a big question:
How dangerous is ocean science in real life?
From mysterious ocean events to working around powerful wildlife, Dr. Tracy shares what it is really âĻ
đ Learning to Be a Scientist | Dr. Tracy Fanara | Ailani's Little World
In this episode of Ailaniâs Little World, we sit down with Dr. Tracy Fanara to talk about the real journey of becoming a scientist, and how kids can start exploring science right at home!
Did you know? The best scientists arenât the ones who never struggle, theyâre the ones who stay curious and keeâĻ
đ How Kids Can Save the Planet | Dr. Tracy Fanara | Ailani's Little World
In this episode of Ailaniâs Little World, we sit down with Dr. Tracy Fanara to talk about BIG science questions, protecting our water, and how kids can make a real difference in their communities!
Did you know? You donât have to be a grown-up to help the planet. Small actions, like keeping trash ouâĻ
Geeking Out with Inspector Planet!
Guest: Dr. Tracy Fanara
If youâve ever fallen down a science rabbit hole on social media and thought, âWowâĻ I just learned something and had fun doing it,â thereâs a good chance youâve crossed paths with Inspector Planet. Today, weâre joined by Dr. Tracy Fanara â scientist, investigator, and one ofâĻ
Cocaine Sharks Are Real!
Cocaine sharks are real!
In this interview, environmental engineer and science communicator Dr. Tracy Fanara explains what scientists are actually discovering about sharks, pharmaceuticals in the ocean, and how chemical exposure could be affecting marine life.
From trace contaminants in coastal wâĻ
WeatherBrains 1064: Drank My Pets
This week's WeatherBrains episode is all flash flooding.
Our First GuestWeatherBrain is the President of Project ENKI. This project is working to revolutionize flood intelligence and community preparedness through advanced modeling, visualization tools and education designed to help people better âĻ
El NiÃąo, Heat Waves & the Future of Coral Reefs
Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor, yet they support a quarter of all marine life on Earth. So what happens when the water around them gets too hot to survive?
This year's strong El NiÃąo is pushing already-stressed reefs past their limits. In this episode of Atmosphere, host Emily GrâĻ
Dr. Tracy Fanara on TX Flash Floods-Could It Happen Where You Hunt, Hike or Explore?
Flash floods are among the deadliest hazards in the outdoorsâand they can develop in minutes, often with little warning.
In this episode of Dark Outdoors, Chester Moore welcomes Dr. Tracy Fanara of Inspector Planet to discuss the devastating Texas Hill Country floods and, more importantly, the lifâĻ
What's REALLY In Our Water? with Dr. Tracy Fanara
Are sharks really being affected by drugs in our oceans? Environmental engineer Dr. Tracy Fanara joins Mythfits to bust wild environmental myths about contaminated waterways, flesh-eating bacteria, fish taking antidepressants and so much more!
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
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