We’re excited to see Alex’s first chapter published in Ecosphere!
We used a rigorous experimental design to determine how the use of different lures affects the detection of different species when surveying the carnivore guild.
Gray Fox Ecology
Our review of gray fox ecology was just published, and included the nice surprise of one of my photos on the cover of the issue!
Snapshot USA 2019
Snapshot USA 2019 has been published!
This enormous effort, with >1,500 camera trap sites from throughout the country and >100 authors, has a lot of promise for monitoring mammal communities across huge geographic regions.
Human Disturbance of Wildlife
New research led by Justin Suraci has just been published in Global Change Biology. We examined how different types of human disturbance (human development and human activity) affect mammal species across the country.
Grad Student Position Available
We are seeking a graduate student to assess the vulnerability of species and ecological communities found in the Forest Preserves of Cook County to future climate change. The position comes with a stipend and tuition covered.
Full details: Climate Change Job Posting
Post-Doc Position Available
INHS is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to evaluate, develop, and implement population estimation methods and strategic conservation planning for the state’s wildlife resources. Applicants should have a strong and diverse quantitative skillset, and the ability to work closely and communicate effectively with a diverse group of collaborators.
To ensure full consideration, applications must be received by December 31, 2020. To apply, please via e-mail a 1) cover letter that clearly articulates how your qualifications and experience make you a viable candidate for this position and should address the qualifications listed above, 2) a CV, and 3) the names and contact information (including e-mail addresses) of three professional references to Dr. Max Allen at maxallen@illinois.edu.
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