Camille Block

Ecology/Evolution student @WUSTL | she/her | 🌈

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@E_Carlen Don't worry Liz we shall find the perfect college for both of us, Finn, and of course my future puppy!

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@E_Carlen @aggny1 So beautiful!

[Jonathan B. Losos @JLosos]

Price drop. Cat's Meow now 20% on Amazon. https://t.co/E4VE2kPzkF

[Dr. Elizabeth Carlen @E_Carlen]

@JLosos Lab celebrating our @WUSTL graduating seniors Logan, @CamilleJBlock, & Daisy.

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

This is MY post !!

🎥: @37squadron

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@E_Carlen @Black_Ecologist @jhancsalazar Love you, hate that second pic of me.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@E_Carlen @drinkspindrift @annieshomegrown @ChexMix We love lab snacks! On behalf of all your undergrads, thank you for keeping us fed!

[US Fish and Wildlife @USFWSMtnPrairie]

Help us welcome the first baby bison of the season at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado!

Did you know a bison calf is called a "red dog"? This red dog was spotted last weekend.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@MaxRLambert Amazing! I will do that!

[WeatherNation @WeatherNation]

Check out this time lapse as a tornado warned storm moved through St. Louis, MO Saturday evening. #mowx

[Jason Munshi-South @urbanevol]

A few gray tree frogs joining the peeper and toad chorus this evening

[WashU @WashU]

In “The Science of Cats,” a course for senior biology majors, WashU students use what they’ve learned about evolution, ecology and behavior to get to know one of the most popular pet animals in America. 🐱 https://t.co/Tqc9yKrABO

[Tyus D. Williams @sciencewithtyus]

It’s funny, because I gave a workshop a few days ago titled ‘communicating science in an age of distrust’, and one of the things I mentioned is that academia has a tendency to be incredibly patronizing which excludes the public and limits professionals from being authentic.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@HilaryRoseD @Botanical_ For many students and professionals in Boise, it may be impossible to travel to other "safer" states in order to attend this type of event.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@HilaryRoseD @Botanical_ ...due to the lack of access to necessary medical procedures. However, that doesn't mean that BIPOC and LBGTQ+ people in Idaho shouldn't have access to scientific conferences near their homes.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@HilaryRoseD @Botanical_ I just don't believe that people who already have to live in a state where they are actively persecuted should be further discriminated against through even more limited access to the greater scientific community.

[Camille Block @CamilleJBlock]

@HilaryRoseD @Botanical_ As a queer ecologist raised in Boise, I think you and the @Botanical_ both make some good points. Even though I personally have never had any safety issues when interacting with other locals due to my queerness, visiting or living in Boise as a queer person is inherently unsafe