2021 •
COVID, Climate Change, and Professional Travel: Reflections by Fisheries Scientists During the Pandemic
Authors: Karin E. Limburg, Françoise Daverat
Venue: Fisheries
Type: Publication
Abstract: Abstract The global lockdowns brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic forced an immediate change in the way people moved about;namely, travel was slowed from a turbulent river to a trickle In-person meetings, often involving long-distance flights, were either canceled, postponed, or shifted over to virtual modes People who were unfamiliar with online meetings quickly became acquainted with them
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