Fieldwork While Parenting

These are a collection of narratives by people who have conducted fieldwork with their children (side-by-side, with a caregiver at a field site/station, or pumping). If you have a story you are willing to share we would love to post it, please see the Welcome post (first post) for more details. A number of wonderful parents have kindly offered to share stories during this summer, so please be sure to check back in for those.

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Showing posts with label 1-2yo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1-2yo. Show all posts
Saturday, July 31, 2021

Sweet Success Story

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Hannah Melanie Parry-Wilson is a PhD  student   studying the biogeographic range shifts and physiological tolerances of native gastropods in...
Monday, February 1, 2021

Field Pumping Victories, Progress, and Perils

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We are not always able to bring our children in the field with us.  It just doesn't make sense in a lot of situations.  There are logist...
Friday, January 18, 2019

Fieldwork with family in Madagascar

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Lovely story about a paleontologist who does her research in Madagascar, along with her children and spouse, who studies lemurs.  The story ...
Thursday, November 1, 2018

Decades of Visiting a Greenland Field Site with Children

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In this recent blog post, Pernille Sporon Boving shares an interview with her 3 children about their thoughts on climate change and climate...
Sunday, September 16, 2018

Stumbling and toddling through (field)work: the first two years

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By Seeta Sistla Setting up micrometeorological stations 39 weeks pregnant and consumed by an early summer heat wave was less challenging t...
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