William Anderegg's guest appearances

William Anderegg

Access Utah

The New Phytologist Foundation

Climate Change with Scott Amyx

Donald Trump

Butch Cassidy

Craig Johnson

George Takei

Sebastian Junger

Anne Lamott

Jeff Meldrum

Theodore Roosevelt

David Gessner

Laura Ingalls Wilder

Daniel Davis

Ann Patchett

Thi Bui

Jonathan Thompson

Carol Anderson

OwlTail

Dr. William Anderegg, Director of the Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy and an Associate Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Utah.

Interview with William Anderegg Climate Scientist Professor at the University of Utah

We're joined by William Anderegg, Associate Professor in the University of Utah School Of Biological Sciences, to discuss the effects of threats, including climate change and drought, on trees and forests.

Forests and climate change with William Anderegg on Wednesday's Access Utah

An interview with the winner of the 2014 Tansley Medal for excellence in plant science, Dr William R. L. Anderegg of Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA. William discusses his research and how it contributes to our understanding of the effects of climate change. He goes on to tell us how the spark for his research was seeing that the forests he had gone camping and hiking in as child were now dead or dying. His advice for early career researchers is to “start writing early and often – you’re never going to have the perfect paper or the perfect dataset!” When he’s not out in the field , William enjoys hiking, writing short stories and composing music. Listen to the full interview to also find out William’s favourite thing about his job and how the legacy of Arthur Tansley inspired him to apply the Tansley Medal.Find out more at http://newphytologist.org/tansleymedalRecording edited by Leeds Media Services http://www.leedsmediaservices.co.uk

An interview with the winner of the 2014 Tansley Medal for excellence in plant science, Dr William R. L. Anderegg of Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA. William discusses his research and how it contributes to our understanding of the effects of climate change. He goes on to tell us how the spark for his research was seeing that the forests he had gone camping and hiking in as child were now dead or dying. His advice for early career researchers is to “start writing early and often – you’re never going to have the perfect paper or the perfect dataset!” When he’s not out in the field , William enjoys hiking, writing short stories and composing music. Listen to the full interview to also find out William’s favourite thing about his job and how the legacy of Arthur Tansley inspired him to apply the Tansley Medal.<br><br>Find out more at <a href="http://newphytologist.org/tansleymedal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://newphytologist.org/tansleymedal</a><br><br>Recording edited by Leeds Media Services <a href="http://www.leedsmediaservices.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.leedsmediaservices.co.uk</a>

Interview with William Anderegg the New Phytologist Tansley Medal 2014  winner