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Community embedded ecologist helps bridge gap

Haldre Rogers has been researching the impact of the invasive brown tree snake on the limestone forests of Guam for 22 years. Through this, she has learned the value of working with local and Indigenous people.

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Researchers examine potential population decline in the gray fox

Using strategically placed trail cameras across Virginia, College of Natural Resources and Environment researchers are studying gray fox populations to determine if there are population declines.

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Celebrate with CNRE during our Homecoming Tailgate

Join us Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Homecoming Tailgate at Holtzman Alumni Center.

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Research aims to reduce waste and reuse materials

Students examine operations and give insight to how organizations can reduce their environmental impact.

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Students turn classroom lessons into field experience

Students gained hands-on experience in the field with lessons in small mammal trapping, bird surveys, herp (reptiles and amphibians) surveys and a week-long research project.

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