Whales as Keystone Species – Cycling Nutrients, Carbon and Heat with Joe Roman

Joe Roman, Gund Institute, University of Vermont, explains how whales contribute to the planet’s natural cycles and how the role they play as keystone species makes them important in the Earth’s ecosystem balance.

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Presented at Restoring Oceans, Restoring Climate: Facing Fire & Ice, Food & Water, Flood & Drought conference at Harvard University on November 18-20, 2016

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