This is a five-day course led by Queer Nature that introduces students to common research tools and techniques for terrestrial mammal research. This course aims to help fill a need for supportive spaces for new or continuing learners in the conservation biology space.

We are proud to be co-hosts for this course along with Home Range Wildlife Research

This course will introduce participants to common field techniques used in mammalian wildlife research, including:

• Accurately collecting and recording data

• Deploying remote cameras

• Using radio (VHF) telemetry

• Interpreting wildlife track and sign

• Performing wildlife field necropsies

• Collecting biological samples

• Investigating mortality sites

This course provides 30.5 Continuing Education Credits (CEU's) in Category I of the Certified Wildlife Biologist®/Professional Development Certificate Program through The Wildlife Society.