October 28, 2020
From exurban landscapes to the high Andes Presented by Dr Justine Smith
Justine joined the Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology department at UC Davis in January 2020. Her research interests include predator-prey interactions, movement behavior, foraging ecology, wildlife restoration, and human-wildlife interactions.
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Professor Cole Burton will share his research on wildlife species and human recreational activities. The webinar is on May 27 – register now!
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