The @geosociety fireside drought chat on Monday was a success! We had discussions with folks from @NatlParkService@usbr@SNWA_H2O and members of the public.
Topical session went great too! Here Allison Shipp from USGS Rocky Mountain Region presents as an invited speaker.
Please RT: Looking for a PhD student to work on a Northern Bobwhite project. Flexible focus but centered on adaptive vegetation management across large areas. Project is well funded and will have ~1500 radio-tagged bobwhites. Contact me jmart22 at https://t.co/bcCVPjnBeJ.
#sagebrush restoration is challenging, how do we get the best bang for our buck, and balance restoration success with multi-spp priorities?
See new publication with @drgrouse
, @apmonr, and others at USGS (should be open access soon!) https://t.co/2se3Lii9Fl
Amazing PhD opportunity to work on pressing questions in Great Plains bird conservation with myself, @LossLabOSU, @Seiurus , Sam Fuhlendorf, Craig Davis, and Dwayne Elmore
#grasslandbirds#rangelandbiodiversity
https://t.co/fIPizDxTZE
New Ptarmigan PhD (or MS) ASSISTANTSHIPS:
@drgrouse from @CSU_ESS@USGS is recruiting 2 MS/ PhD positions in ecology to study white-tailed ptarmigan population processes (demographics and genomics)
More info and how to apply here: https://t.co/xMoLWSs482
Looking for an MS in rangeland ecology? Passionate about finding the balance between humans, livestock, and wildlife? Then check put my posting for a Master's student (and please RT!) #ranglands#biodiversity
https://t.co/GlhrXYEIEy
New paper in Landscape Ecology! We used extensive population monitoring and hierarchical community models to identify priority areas for grassland bird conservation in northeast Wyoming https://t.co/Lv5q2d32NU
Please RT: Looking for a postdoc to work on acoustic sampling for birds to inform conservation in agricultural landscapes. Will get to work with smart people like @andyroyle_pwrc@JMYeiser and @howell_pe. I am involved for comic relief. Email me at [email protected] for more info.
Are you interested in wildlife spatial ecology? Do you have an interest in pronghorn research? If so, the Applied Wildlife Spatial Ecology Lab (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) is recruiting an M.S. student to evaluate pronghorn spatial ecology in Nebraska.