Zac Whaley @zacwhaley.bsky.social shared demographic-genetic individuals-based models of elk herds across North Dakota, Minnesota, and Mannitoba. These will be compared to genomic data to understand population structure. Zac is a post-bac RaMP participant part of: www.ndsu.edu/researchgrou... 4/6

Boreal Owl, St. Louis County, MN

As a current RaMP fellow, I highly recommend this program to any graduating seniors! Amazing opportunity to participate in research at NDSU

Rounded out 2024 with a lifer: Williamson’s Sapsucker. I feel so grateful to have seen 343 species this year. I’ve seen so many amazing birds and met so many amazing people this year. Truly grateful for nature and for the birding community today.

PhD Opportunity!! Come work with us (University of Exeter, RSPB & BTO) Diagnosing population decline in insectivorous birds. Inkd.in/eG58dQxs
Contact me for more details (s.bearhop@exeter.ac.uk). Please Share
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Celebrating the first snow of the year with a lifer: a northern saw whet owl! Been chasing this one for a month and half

Got this shot of a late Hooded Merganser Drake while up in Grand Forks for a conference!

Come to do a PhD with me, @bfraser.bsky.social and @batconservation.bsky.social on using genomics to understand bat population declines 🦇🧬⬇️

It’s an amazing day to be doing CWD testing! I even got to hold a moose head

Exciting day delivering my very first poster presentation on the results of my landscape genomics simulations

I’m currently looking for graduate positions for Fall 2025! I am broadly interested in anthropogenic impacts on wildlife movement and connectivity. I have experience in #GIS, #rstats, and #bioinformatics. Feel free to contact me with information about opportunities!

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