Casey Smith

Recent Graduate of the Three Seas Master of Science Program where I worked in Carrington Lab at the University of Washington Friday Harbor Labs. As part of the lab's work on intertidal research and for my masters thesis, I studied rocky intertidal communities focusing on the effects of rock friability on community organization. My primary responsibilities during the field season and into the winter were data collection of all sites around the Salish Sea, as well as helping design the lab experiment to replicate intertidal conditions.

• Cramer, Alli N., Storlazzi, C.D., Bibble, O., Cline, C., Leuchtenberger, G., Smith, C., Garza, C., Carrington E., 2024, The use of an analog sclerometer to estimate friability of hard substrates to marine forcing in the field, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
• Cramer, Alli N., Storlazzi, C.D., Bibble, O., Cline, C., Leuchtenberger, G., Smith, C., Garza, C., Carrington E., Does the mobility of hard substrates determine intertidal communities? How can we tell if it does?

• Philos Health, Traveled to the island of Bohol, Philippines with a group of primary care doctors to provide essential medical and dental care. Administered fluoride treatments to over 1000 children in 4 days.
• Child's Smile, Crafted bracelets and decorations to be sold to raise money for Greece's second largest children's charity. Collaborated with peers in an assembly line style setting to maximize efficiency.
• Monterey Bay Aquarium, Educate school children and other guests on the wonders of Monterey Bay and why conserving these ecosystems is vital to our future through interactive communication with the guests