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• Thursday May 24, 2012

• The Hunt For Data – Using Collars For Mule Deer Conservation

  It's late on a brisk, March afternoon. I am approaching the last known location of one of our 30 collared mule deer that roam the wintery landscape of Teton County, Wyoming.

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• Thursday April 26, 2012

• Climate Change - Alpine Ecosystems Need a New Playbook

  Contemporary climate change has re-written the rules of extinction. While some species may move upslope to beat the heat, their food sources or preferred habitats may not follow.

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• Thursday March 15, 2012

• Why Be Bothered With Aspen?

  Why Be Bothered With Aspen? Because it is in serious decline and it contributes enormously to landscape functionality as well as wildlife habitat.

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• Thursday February 16, 2012

• The View From Above

  Clandestine surveillance…prospecting for gold…monitoring natural disasters. These are only a few of the ways the rapidly evolving field of remote sensing is used

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• Thursday January 19, 2012

• Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club Supports Mule Deer Research

  In 2010, the Conservation Research Center of Teton Science Schools received funding from the Wyoming Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration

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• The American Pika: More Than Just a Cute Face

  Pikas are the West’s foremost charismatic alpine denizen; they alert you to their whereabouts, they are cute like rabbits

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