Barry Walton
Say It In 6: "Greater impact upon our future generations." Barry Walton is a 2019 Guy Harvey Scholarship recipient. As a Marine, he learned to never cease in trying to reach his true potential, a mindset that he applies towards his academic career. Barry's research helps us better understand the ecological role, reproductive biology, and abundance of local fish species. His work is breaking new ground to learn more about the creatures of the sea. This empowers future conservation efforts with the data needed to make more informed management decisions benefitting future generations. After completing his Master’s, Barry plans to remain in the field of marine biology/biological oceanography and continue research on elasmobranchs (sharks and rays).
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Say It In 6: "Greater impact upon our future generations." Barry Walton is a 2019 Guy Harvey Scholarship recipient. As a Marine, he learned to never cease in trying to reach his true potential, a mindset that he applies towards his academic career. Barry's research helps us better understand the ecological role, reproductive biology, and abundance of local fish species. His work is breaking new ground to learn more about the creatures of the sea. This empowers future conservation efforts with the data needed to make more informed management decisions benefitting future generations. After completing his Master’s, Barry plans to remain in the field of marine biology/biological oceanography and continue research on elasmobranchs (sharks and rays).
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This object is posted publicly for non-commercial, educational, and research use only excluding printed publication. For more information about this object or to request permission to publish, broadcast, or otherwise reproduce from this object, please contact Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University Libraries, Tallahassee, Florida: https://www.lib.fsu.edu/sca/heritage-and-university-archives/contact-us.
Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida.
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