Sentences with phrase «in wildlife biology»
She earned a master of science degree in environmental education and a bachelor of science degree in wildlife biology.
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She received her bachelors degree in wildlife biology from Colorado State University in 1999, and then her degree in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania in May 2004.
He holds a B.S. in wildlife biology from Grand Valley State University and has taught law enforcement and animal care and control professionals in four states — primarily on complex animal cruelty investigations and related topics.
Dr Ellis added: «The IUGB is a great event for bringing together the leading organisations in wildlife biology and conservation.
Pearson's training in wildlife biology and ecology was, of course, essential to his insight.
It's become routine in wildlife biology to identify animals through the DNA in hair samples and scat.
«My name is Sean and I am a first year biology major with an emphasis in wildlife biology.
My concern for both animals and the environment led me to enter a master's program in wildlife biology at Colorado State University (CSU).
A dynamic expedition team — including an expedition leader; a photo instructor; and experts in wildlife biology, geology, culture, and the undersea — accompanies each departure.
This Biologist resume template highlights role - specific experience in wildlife biology, just as your should reflect the genre of your preference, background and targeted employment.
Mr. Wiegand studied for an undergraduate degree in wildlife biology from the University of Berkeley about 40 years ago.
Quinn holds a B.S. in wildlife biology from Humboldt State University.
Her passion for all things furred, feathered and scaly led her to pursue a degree in wildlife biology from Arizona State University.
Clayton holds a graduate degree in marine fisheries biology and an undergraduate degree in wildlife biology.
He has a degree in wildlife biology from the University of Massachusetts and has studied such diverse topics as whale strandings, harbor seal distribution around Cape Cod, and, most recently, the home ranges of box turtles.
Originally from Pasadena, Maryland, and now a resident of the northern part of the state, Susan graduated from the University of Montana with a degree in wildlife biology.
He holds a B.S. in wildlife biology and has studied with the National Animal Care & Control Association, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Management Institute, and Code 3 Associates.
An independent wildlife researcher with a degree in wildlife biology and 50 years experience tracking raptors, has written a critique of the wildlife assessment done by consulting firm Stantec, for a New York wind power project in St. Lawrence County.
Educational requirements include at least a Master's Degree in wildlife biology.