Take a look at the educational video @haileynjacobson and I helped make with @BosqueSchNews, especially Donny Kelley-Currens, about the Organ Mountains Colorado Chipmunk on #Vimeo https://t.co/wum9rATrw2
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Proud of my grad student @haileynjacobson who won the Annie Alexander Award from the American Society of Mammalogist and will present her research on niche reduction and extirpation of an endemic chipmunk in the plenary session at the meeting! @nmsu_fwce
Congratulations to my graduate student @Hailey51390963 for winning the Field Natural History Award by the Southwestern Association of Naturalists @SWANMeeting for her research on the Peñasco least chipmunk in the South Sacramento Mountains. @nmsu_fwce
Congratulations Thomas Serrano for winning 2nd place in the undergraduate @nmsu_aces poster competition yesterday! His research in my lab with @Hailey51390963 focuses on occupancy and habitat selection of the ringtail in @OrganMountains
Our (with @Hailey51390963 ) paper on predation by western spotted skunk on Mountain Patch-nosed Snake in the @OrganMountains is published in Herpetological Review. #cameratrap Congrats Hailey!!
Job Alert! Excellent opportunity to work with desert bighorn sheep on a really cool master's project. Sharing for a twitterless lab friend. Please RT and share widely!
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Nothing like a good old tummy scratch after sleeping away the day deep in the sett, occasionally being disturbed from your slumbers by the grunts & snores of other clan members resonating through the tunnels. 🦉🦊🐞🦋🐝🐜🕷🦇
Congratulations to my graduate student Hailey Jacobson @Hailey51390963 for receiving the top student scholarship award from the New Mexico chapter of The Wildlife Society. @wildlifesociety
Here are three of my current graduate students, @Hailey51390963, Meredith Dalton, and Steph Herbert maintaining cameras in the Organ Mountains. What smart, ambitious, and amazing people they are. I am daily humbled.
My grad student @Hailey51390963 and I have been fortunate to study the Organ Mountains chipmunk on the gorgeous and biologically diverse Fort Bliss. Working on military lands has been a pleasure and offers incredible opportunity!
Congrats to my grad student Hailey Jacobson @Hailey51390963 for having our paper on predation of mountain patch-nosed snake by spotted skunk accepted for publication in Herpetological Review! #cameratrap