Research topics in the wildlife sciences area focus on the biological, ecological, and managerial aspects of wildlife populations.
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Research topics in the wildlife sciences area focus on the biological, ecological, and managerial aspects of wildlife populations.

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A Commitment to our Natural World.

How will our students change the world? Our programs explore the ways our forests, waterways, soils, and animals can thrive. Choose from these areas: 

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Chad Bolding stands in suit in front of tall grasses

Chad Bolding named Warnell associate dean for research

Chad Bolding, professor and Langdale Endowed Chair in the Harley Langdale Jr. Center for Forest Business, was named associate dean for research, effective Jan.

Seminar: Zombies! Invasives! Vampires! Fungi! Arthropod Symbioses that Inspire Biotechnology

This is a recording of the seminar “Zombies! Invasives! Vampires! Fungi! Arthropod symbioses that inspire biotechnology" by Dr. Brian Lovett, Chief Data Officer at Stand Up for Science, and insect pathologist and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Cornell…

Seminar: Using Human Dimensions Research to Advance Conservation, Natural Resource Management, and Adaptation to Global Change

This is a recording of the seminar “Using Human Dimensions Research to Advance Conservation, Natural Resource Management, and Adaptation to Global Change" by Dr. Zhao Ma, Professor of Natural Resource Social Science from the Department of Forestry and…

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Mitigation Coordinator (Natural Resource Specialists 3)

Full Time
Salem, OR,

Job Description: Are you experienced in natural resources and passionate about safeguarding wetlands and waterways? Apply to be our next Mitigation Coordinator by July 25th, 2026!  This is a full-time, limited duration position that may become permanent in the future. This position…

Seasonal Field Technicians

Seasonal, Temporary, Internship
Based in Asheville, NC. Travel across multiple states may be required.,

Tangled Bank Conservation, in partnership with Pheasants Forever and as part of the USDA's Working Lands for Wildlife (WLFW) initiative, is seeking two Seasonal Field Technicians to support the development and validation of new standardized aquatic monitoring protocols. These protocols will be used…

Wildlife Conservation Technician

Full Time
Asheville, NC (with multi-state travel/field requirements),

Tangled Bank Conservation is seeking 2 Wildlife Conservation Technicians based in Asheville, NC to support multiple concurrent, multi-state conservation initiatives throughout the southern and eastern United States. This position will contribute to large-scale biodiversity monitoring efforts using…
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