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Posts by WEC:
- Come Fang Out at the inaugural Fang Fest!
- Speaking up to protect transgender youth
- Species On The Move is back! May 15-19, 2023.
- UF/IFAS CALS Top 10 Senior: Hannah Henry (WEC) interview
- Conservation of the Endangered Everglades Snail Kite
- UF Senior Jimmy Holdgrafer Interned as Wildlife Biologist at Lykes Ranch
- SNRE Student Creates Nordmanns’ Greenshank Species Account for Cornell Lab of Ornithology
- Field Work: Laura Nicholson Monitors Bat Activity in SW Florida Across Different Landscapes
- WEC's Kassidy King Learns Lake Management as Winter Haven Natural Resources Intern
- Exit Interview: Colin Goodman
- Exit Interview: Zach Steele
- Honoring the Late George Tanner, WEC Professor Emeritus
- Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Spring 2020 Scholarship and Award Winners
- Students Remove Invasive Brown Trout in Grand Canyon National Park
- Doctoral Student Edmund Basham Brings Research to Life with Visual Storytelling
- How WEC Works: Marcus Lashley
- WEC Senior Kelly San Antonio Explores Yucatán Peninsula in UF Study Abroad Program
- UF Undergrad Conducts Orca Conservation Research in Iceland with Earthwatch Institute
- Zachary Steele Analyzes How Aquariums, Zoos Teach About Invasive Species
- Nathaniel Owenby Works with Wildlife Biologist at Lykes Ranch
- Hanna Hodges Learns Management Techniques with National Wildlife Turkey Federation
- WEC's Philipp Maleko Finds Nest of Endangered Shorebird with Russian Team
- WEC Senior Destiny Cardentey Interns with UF/IFAS 4-H Extension, Zoo Miami
- Samantha Hoskins Works with Oysters, Scallops as Nature Coast Biological Station Intern
- Shannon Summers Conducted Field Research as Tall Timbers Intern
- Carly Sharp Restores Maryland's Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
- Bristol Rigby Helps UF Ph.D. Student Study Sea Turtles on Big Bend Coastline
- English Major Erin Russell Embraces Wildlife as Tampa Zoo Intern
- Sarah Teman Rehabilitates Sick and Injured Seals at Summer Internship
- Sidney McFarland Explores NPS Jobs as a BioCorps Intern in Everglades National Park
- Alan Ivory Gains Confidence, Imparts Knowledge at Camp Wildlife Summer Internship
- Kaylyn Cullen's Internship Maintaining Mosquito Colonies was a 'Biting' Experience
- My Summer Internship: Gabbi Obando
- Exit Interview: Mary Mack Gray and the Brown-Headed Nuthatches
- Exit Interview: Nick Vitale
- How WEC Works: Rashidah Farid
- Wild Careers: Justin Gude
- How WEC Works: Miguel Acevedo
- How WEC Works: Cat Frock
- Exit Interview: Prescillia Putri
- From Field Ecology to Programming
- How WEC Works: Kim Ledger
- Erica Christensen: Why Study Rodents?
- Yichao Zeng: Investigating Herb Collection for Wildlife Conservation
- How WEC Works: Ethan White
- How WEC Works: Zoe Nhleko
- How WEC Works: Peter Frederick
- My Summer: Jamie Casteel
- My Summer: Steven Longmire
- How WEC Works: Eric Suarez
- My Summer: Adar Reed and Taylor Soto
- Special report: Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program
- Exit Interview: Zach Holmes
- How WEC Works: Karen Bailey
- Preflight Check In: Fiona Hogan
- How WEC Works: Brittany Bankovich
- How WEC Works: Sheherazade
- WEC Seminars: Jennifer Moore
- How WEC Works: Matt Hallett
- How WEC Works: Annie Loggins
- How WEC Works: Matt Burgess
- WEC Seminars: Sean Doody
- WEC Seminars: Michael Allen
- WEC Seminars: Andrew Cox
- WEC Seminars: Juliet Lamb
- WEC Seminars: Larry Nielsen
- WEC Seminars: Susan Walls
- WEC Seminars: Daniel Evans
- How WEC Works: Emilio Bruna
- How WEC Works: H. Franklin Percival
- Wild Careers: Janell Brush
- How WEC Works: Ben North
- Exit Interview: Tanya M
- How WEC Works: Diane Episcopio
- How WEC Works: Dan Catizone
- How WEC Works: Yichao Zeng
- How WEC Works: Morgan Hughes
- Exit Interview: Cory Gillis
- How WEC Works: Krystan Wilkinson
- Wild Studies Abroad: Kendall Williams's Experience at La Trobe University, Australia
- Alumni in Action: Ashley Meade
- Field Stories: Bill Pine
- Wild Careers: Wildlife Consulting
- Research Briefing: Snail Kites with Caroline Poli
- How WEC Works: Bill Pine
- How WEC Works: Mel Moreno
- How WEC Works: Mathieu Basille
- How WEC Works: Abby Powell
- Wild Experiences: Leighton Powers
- My Summer Internship: Megan Ellis
- My Summer Internship: Aaron Aguila
- How WEC Works: Vanessa Hull
- How WEC Works: Katie Sieving
- How WEC Works: Eric Hellgren
- How WEC Works
- Introduction to the Lone Cabbage Oyster Reef Restoration Project
- I heard it from a Little Birdy - Kimberly Magee
- Common Nighthawks finding love in a pine savanna - Alexa Mainella
- Mind over Chatter - Brian R. Stokes
- Ancient Bird Language and the Students who Learn it
- Mapping Macaques: Studying Florida's Non-Native Primates
- How Does the Diversity of Life Emerge?
- So You Want to be a Conservation Biologist? Insights from a Life Dedicated to Tiger Conservation in India
- The Case of the Disappearing Birds: Avian Flyways and the Need for Conservation
- Fighting Climate Change One Classroom at Time: Higher Education in the Era of Biosphere Disruption
- Species Interactions: The Root of Success or Failure?
- High potential for cascading coextinctions in the 21st century
- Why are King Penguins so Colorful?
- Why are Wisconsin's pine barrens disappearing?
- A blueprint for success; three decades of community-based conservation in Madagascar
- To intervene or not to intervene: an individual-based approach to dynamics and persistence of the Florida panther population
- Trust me, I’m a wildlife biologist: Does the public trust wildlife agencies to manage wildlife?
- Peat Habitat Loss in the Florida Everglades: Getting the Dirt on What’s Really Going on
- Longleaf Pine Forest Restoration: Getting Back to our Roots
- Impacts of global change and conservation solutions on fire-dependent plant communities
- Birds and rails: Do birds live on the wrong side of the tracks?
- The frontier of mathematical tools for the study of large ecological systems
- Dr. Charles J. Krebs: Seven Questions about the 10-year Cycle of Snowshoe Hares in Canada’s Yukon
- Grabbing Wildlife Conservation by the Horns
- Bringing the “Magic” of Collaboration to Science
- The Mount Graham Red Squirrel: A Modern Day Tragedy?
- Small bird, big mouth: the surprisingly complex language of the Carolina Chickadee
- Wildlife restoration and recovery at the Iberá Wetlands: the hope for jaguar conservation in Argentina
- Fox Squirrels: Listed but Misunderstood
- The Battle Between Bats and Moths
- Examining Underrepresentation of Minority Students in Natural Resources Careers
- Do We Need Wild Bees?
- FLIRting with Chicks
- UFCaires Conference Conveys Power of Social Media Campaigns in Today's World
- UF OneWorld Event Challenges Attendees to Consider the World in 2050