Description
Join Lyndsey Dixon to learn about her last four years living and working at the largest research station in Antarctica. Lyndsey will share what it’s like to spend over 1,000 cumulative days on the seventh continent. Her talk will explore why we work in Antarctica, provide a brief overview of the science being conducted there, highlight the roles she has held, and discuss Antarctica wildlife. Lyndsey will also share some of her favorite Antarctica-related book recommendations, which can be checked out from the Coastline library system.
About the presenter: Lyndsey Dixon grew up in Gold Beach and graduated from Oregon State University. She served in the Peace Corps in West Africa before spending time in Antarctica. She also previously worked right here at Curry Public Library!
Please note: All views and opinions in this talk are Lyndsey’s own and do not represent the USAP, NSF, or her employer.
