Two sisters turned their childhood love of the ocean into a 65-foot research yacht; students now tag sharks and study plankton alongside marine scientists
- PC: Florida International University (FIU News)A family’s love of boating and the ocean eventually grew into a foundation that connects children with marine science.
- Angela Rosenberg remembers sitting at the helm of her family’s sailboat on the Chesapeake Bay, an experience that helped shape her future as a marine scientist.
- In 2016, she and her sister, Kari, established the ANGARI Foundation to bridge the gap between science, research, education, and the public.
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- PC: Florida International University (FIU News)A family’s love of boating and the ocean eventually grew into a foundation that connects children with marine science.
- Angela Rosenberg remembers sitting at the helm of her family’s sailboat on the Chesapeake Bay, an experience that helped shape her future as a marine scientist.
- In 2016, she and her sister, Kari, established the ANGARI Foundation to bridge the gap between science, research, education, and the public.
Sources: Times of India