Richard “Dick” Stone

Location of Interview
Collection Name

NOAA Beaufort Lab Oral Histories

Description

Interviews with retired staff of NOAA Beaufort Lab, documenting their academic background, career path, research focus, and reflections on their work in the lab.  

Affiliation
Date of Interview
05-04-2018
Transcribers

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Molly Graham

Principal Investigator
Audio
Transcript
Biographical Sketch

Richard "Dick" Stone, a native of Virginia Beach, Virgina, has dedicated his life to environmental research and conservation. He completed his Bachelor's Degree at Virginia Military Institute. He pursued a Master's Degree at William and Mary, further honing his expertise. Dick joined the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Sandy Hook Lab, where he spent 8-1/2 years contributing to important research and conservation efforts.  In 1972, Dick embarked on a new phase of his career when he transferred to NOAA's Beaufort Lab. Over the course of four years, until 1976, he made significant contributions to the scientific community and expanded our understanding of marine environments.


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