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This habitat management technique is HOT!🥵 Certified biologist use FIRE to: 🔥Reduce invasion of trees and shrubs 🔥Manage grassland communities 🔥Help release seed for germination 🔥and MORE! Serving People, Conserving Fish and Wildlife #Wildlife #Conservation #myKYoutdoors#Hunting #Fishing #Boating #KeepKYWild | Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources

This habitat management technique is HOT!🥵 Certified biologist use FIRE to: 🔥Reduce invasion of trees and shrubs 🔥Manage grassland communities 🔥Help release seed for germination 🔥and MORE! Serving People, Conserving Fish and Wildlife #Wildlife #Conservation #myKYoutdoors#Hunting #Fishing #Boating #KeepKYWild | Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources

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Becoming a Wildlife Biologist: FAQs Answered by a Wildlife Biologist

Becoming a Wildlife Biologist: FAQs Answered by a Wildlife Biologist

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Have you met our new(-ish) Fisheries Biologist, Kait Yehle? Kait works closely with our Director of Science, Dr. Michael Price, and Executive Director, Greg Knox. Kait focuses primarily on research, advocacy, and communications related to sustainable fisheries & salmon habitat management and how climate change impacts wild salmon. Kait holds an M.Sc. from the University of British Columbia, where she studied natural resource management and conservation physiology. Conserving the Skeena’s vital e

Have you met our new(-ish) Fisheries Biologist, Kait Yehle? Kait works closely with our Director of Science, Dr. Michael Price, and Executive Director, Greg Knox. Kait focuses primarily on research, advocacy, and communications related to sustainable fisheries & salmon habitat management and how climate change impacts wild salmon. Kait holds an M.Sc. from the University of British Columbia, where she studied natural resource management and conservation physiology. Conserving the Skeena’s vital e

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Federal biologists working to find habitat for threatened owl species

Federal biologists working to find habitat for threatened owl species

On The Wing Podcast Ep. 284: Creating Public Lands with Biologist Matt Holland, is live. Listen now at the link below, or wherever you get your podcasts. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Podcast-Ep-284-Creating-Public-Lands-with-Biologist-Matt-Holland.aspx Host Bob St.Pierre visits with Matt Holland, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s vice president of grant development and a wildlife biologist, about the organization’s public land creation efforts in celebration of Bu

On The Wing Podcast Ep. 284: Creating Public Lands with Biologist Matt Holland, is live. Listen now at the link below, or wherever you get your podcasts. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Podcast-Ep-284-Creating-Public-Lands-with-Biologist-Matt-Holland.aspx Host Bob St.Pierre visits with Matt Holland, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s vice president of grant development and a wildlife biologist, about the organization’s public land creation efforts in celebration of Bu

262 views4 months ago

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Tomorrow morning on the podcast we welcome Matt Brooks, biologist, and well-known bow hunter, Matt Brock. Matt’s worked for the states of Mississippi and Alabama and has seen a lot of habitat and ideas. We discuss trail cameras, bottomland versus upland habitat, coyotes and predator management, rainfall amounts and its effect on management practices, tried-and-true strategies he’s acquired over the years, managing expectations, and more. He also tells the story of how his dog, while blood-traili

Tomorrow morning on the podcast we welcome Matt Brooks, biologist, and well-known bow hunter, Matt Brock. Matt’s worked for the states of Mississippi and Alabama and has seen a lot of habitat and ideas. We discuss trail cameras, bottomland versus upland habitat, coyotes and predator management, rainfall amounts and its effect on management practices, tried-and-true strategies he’s acquired over the years, managing expectations, and more. He also tells the story of how his dog, while blood-traili

3.7K views4 months ago

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Careers in Science: Acoustic Biologist (U.S. National Park Service)

Careers in Science: Acoustic Biologist (U.S. National Park Service)

Field Biologist | What Is Field Biology? | Bio Explorer

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“I am a biologist and when I... - Natural Habitat Adventures

249 viewsJun 16, 2017

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Sturgeon Science funded by Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation Safest way to catch the fish is by angling. Once we do that, senior biologist from InStream Fisheries Research Allison Hebert implants an acoustic tag. We carefully release the fish and then over time we do mobile surveys around a vast areas to record their movement. We use a hydrophone over the side of the boat that detects the fish on an UltraSonic telemetry and tracking receiver. Sturgeon funding comes from license fees from ang

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Big habitat projects 🌲🌾🔥 can be an intimidating task, but they don’t need to be. There are many resources out there that provide you plenty of assistance. Things like a Pheasants Forever biologist and the NRCS can help provide guidance and assistance to help with your habitat objectives. Clearly define what your goals and objectives are then contact your local biologist, NRCS extension office or forest service manager to see what potential programs you are eligible for and what kind of cost s

151 viewsDec 12, 2023

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Meet Dan Nelson,... - South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks

2.2K viewsFeb 24, 2022

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Outdoors | Biologist has hope for Ferne Clyffe's glade habitat restoration

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A fish in a natural habitat @followers #arbiologist #biologybard #mdcat2024 #neet2024 #studymotivation #life #doctors #mbbsadmission2023 #fishingislife #fishingislife #fishingtrip #studygram #viralreelsfb #viralpostfb #viralreelsfb #viralreelsfb | AR Biologist

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Meet Ben Pucket,... - South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks

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Fascinating Facts About Horseshoe Crabs: Living Fossils of the Sea

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Preserving Wetlands for Wildlife Conservation

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#Throwback to... - National Conservation Training Center

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You hear this in the jungle, what do you do?🌴🦖🐯 • • • 1️⃣This is actually the Black Howler Monkey (Alouatta pigra)🐒. Sorry, not a dinosaur🦖 2️⃣The Howler Monkey is one of the largest in the Americas🌎 3️⃣Vocalizations are used to announce and defend group territories, lasting over an hour! 4️⃣They are strict Herbivores (plant diet) but their preferred food is fruit🥭 5️⃣They are great seed dispersers for the ecosystem 6️⃣Black Howler Monkeys live in groups of 4-11 individuals, usually One d

2.7K views9 months ago

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What is an Animal Biologist?

Science Trek:Habitat: Restoring Habitat

Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist | Science & Engineering Career

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Marine biologist helps octopus find its way back to sea

1.9M viewsAug 29, 2022

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Biologist and research scientist Jonah Keim, shared with Pacific Wild the results of a decade-long study showing that limiting the ease with which wolves can traverse access roads and other human-made pathways, reduces encounters between endangered caribou and wolves in British Columbia by up to 85%. When old growth caribou habitats are logged or significantly disturbed, early seral forests often replace those old growth ecosystems, expanding the range of ungulates like deer and moose, which are

436 viewsNov 17, 2023

FacebookPacific Wild

Ask the Biologist - Conservation Jobs - Bassmaster

Why a wildlife biologist is helping farmers make field profitability maps

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Career Spotlight: Biologist

7.5K viewsMar 12, 2016

FacebookKQED Science

Marine Biologist Analyzing Tropical Seashore Organism

"Hunting's Impact on Habitat"

8.4K viewsMar 19, 2019

Science Trek:D4K: Desert Habitat

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