Corey Garza
@profcgarza
Associate Dean of Inclusive Excellence University of Washington College of the Environment & Professor School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences. Director @uwmlel.bsky.social marine drone program. Star Wars fan.
We are now accepting applications for GeoFutures, a conference based mentoring program that provides full travel support for geoscience undergrads attending the 2026 @agu.org meeting. Application link below. Apps due Aug 21. @uwenvironment.bsky.social environment.uw.edu/about/inclus...
The sunsets at Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in British Columbia are always some of the best.
Heading out for another day of field research in British Columbia. #drone #drones #dronesforscience @uwsafs.bsky.social @uwmarinebiology.bsky.social @uwenvironment.bsky.social
First two days of intertidal drone surveys at Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in British Columbia in the books. Back at it tomorrow. #drone #drones #dronesforscience
Flying like the Freebird after the second goal for Team USA. #worldcup2026 #seattle
Got to attend my first ever World Cup Match to see the USA play Australia in Seattle. It was a great experience made all the better with the U.S. defeating Australia 2-0.
One more day until the first World Cup match in Seattle. The city is busy with activity. #worldcup2026
My favorite World Cup moment so far. An Instagram account trying to dunk on Doubletree Hotel and Doubletree and its supporters flexing on the account in the comments. 😂
Apply to present your work at the 2026 @sacnas.bsky.social conference during their summer application period. This is ideal for students conducting summer research & are looking for a student friendly conference for their first presentation. @uwenvironment.bsky.social www.sacnas.org/conference/r...
Great job by the undergrads in our lab with their poster presentations today at the UW Undergrad Research Symposium. Bella Andre presented her work using thermal imagery to study pinniped ecology. Brian Lam presented his work using machine learning & drone imagery to measure coastal biodiversity.
Pictures can tell a powerful story. Our drone work in S. California is helping demonstrate how coastal communities have changed over time Picture 1 depicts the intertidal in Laguna Beach in 1973. The second image shows the same location surveyed by drone in 2026 now devoid of seastars & mussels.
Time for the best day of the year. May the 4th be with you. #starwarsday #maythe4thbewithyou #thisistheway
Conducting drone surveys today on Catalina Island with my former undergrad & postdoc mentor Carlos Robles & my lab’s lead drone tech Jason Ching. We visited sites on Bird Rock that Carlos started studying in the early 1980s.
Thanks to our research permit we were able to turn the no drone zone into a “yes, drone zone!!!”
Conducting drone surveys with my former postdoc advisor Carlos Robles in So. Cal. this week. First up Laguna Beach before heading to Catalina Island on Friday.
There’s this bright thing in the skies over the UW campus. It hurts the eyes.
Funny enough UNLV used to have a shark mascot on the sidelines during their heydays in the 80’s & 90’s even though the team name is the Rebels. If I recall correctly the head coach’s nickname was Tark the Shark.
We held the first networking event for students in our Valiant Near Peer Mentoring Program. The program supports first gen college students in @uwenvironment.bsky.social As a first gen college student myself, I enjoy being able to develop these types of programs. environment.uw.edu/about/inclus...
Looking forward to talking about drones, AI & pinniped ecology today @ 2:30 @ the 2026 Ocean Sciences Meeting. @uwsafs.bsky.social @uwmarinebiology.bsky.social @uwenvironment.bsky.social #drone #drones #dronesforgood #OSM26
One of the cool ways that the Ocean Sciences Meeting solved a space limitation issue has been through the use of “silent” talk sessions where talks are broadcast through wireless headphones. This let the organizers set up 7 talk stages in one of the exhibit halls.
The deadline for our ASPIRE working group RFP is coming up on February 27. The program supports early career geoscientists interested in conducting community-based research. Funding includes $30,000 for research & $10,000 to support community partners. aspiregeoscience.org/programmatic...
Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Learn more about today at the link below. www.un.org/en/observanc...
We are now recruiting for the next Dean of the College of the Environment @ the University of Washington. Come lead a vibrant education & research community here in Seattle. The full job description & application instructions can be found @ the following link drive.google.com/file/d/1IXN8...
Someone had an “oopsies” with their sailboat right in front of one our study sites on Catalina Island. Apparently the boat has been stuck there for a couple of months.
Wrapped up good last couple of days of mapping the intertidal @uscwrigley.usc.edu with our drone. Back to Seattle tomorrow.
Coming in for another happy landing on Catalina Island after our first day of drone mapping. Back at it tomorrow. @uscwrigley.usc.edu @uwsafs.bsky.social @uwmarinebiology.bsky.social @uwenvironment.bsky.social #catalinaisland #drone #drones