Professor Cynthia Hartley Featured in VCStar for Plover research!
Birds ready to mate at Ormond Beach The signs are there, in small markings in the sand called scrapes. Mating season is beginning for the western snowy plover. Check out[…]
Birds ready to mate at Ormond Beach The signs are there, in small markings in the sand called scrapes. Mating season is beginning for the western snowy plover. Check out[…]
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Owens Valley- A technician’s point of view This past weekend I went to Owens Valley with our Water Resource Management (ESRM 463) class led by Dr. O’Hirok. When I was[…]
Devyn is a graduating senior here at CI and is more than halfway done with her Senior Capstone! Check out her blog! Here is a little background information on Devyn![…]
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Great opportunity for a master’s degree program at University of Texas for students interested in Env Sci/Marine Science master program. As part of a NOAA EPP funded consortium led[…]
I was so apprehensive about GIS ever since I had become aware that Introduction to GIS was a required for ESRM students. Maybe the intimidation and anxiety came from my[…]