• New UW Research Shows Grizzly Diet Shift Hits Elk Herds
• Coop Students Awarded Fellowships/Scholarships
• Zack Underwood featured in Fisheries
• New paper in Ecology of Freshwater Fish
• Researchers begin largest mule deer study in Wyoming
• Long-term trends in size of trophy ungulates
• Basement renovation complete
• Recent Coop graduate publishes commentary on wolves in the West
• Welcome Zack!
• Morrison recognized by WGFD for contributions to ungulate modeling
• Defense seminar - Absaroka Elk
• New publication on elk migration and wolf habitat use
• BBC covers new findings on escape tactics of deer fawns
• Wyofile covers migration stopover research by Sawyer and Kauffman
• Jackson Hole News and Guide reports on Teton Bighorn Sheep Project
• Wyoming Public Radio covers migration research and conservation
• New paper: "Wet season range fidelity in migratory wildebeest"
• Matt Kauffman discusses the decline of several moose populations in Wyoming.
• Hall Sawyer honored for his research contributions in Wyoming
• Do wildebeest smell bad? Inquires from a curious middle schooler
• New paper - "Stopover ecology of a migratory ungulate"
• "What's the difference? - Biologists study Clarks Fork elk to learn why some fare better than others"
• "Yellowstone elk study points to effects of a hotter, longer summer"
• "Hunting for Answers"
• "Herd Mentality"
• "How stress shapes ecosystems"
• "Wolf re-introduction fails to stop elk eating aspen"
• "Climate change may favor couch-potato elk"
• "Requiem for a ewe"
• "Study focuses on plight of migratory elk"
• "Elk and Wolf Study"
• “Bighorns on the Brink”
• Understanding elk pregnancy rates
• "Teton Range sheep herd at risk"
• "Elk Study Includes Wolf Impact"

October 05, 2012 at 12:15 PM

Welcome to Zack Underwood who joined the Walters lab in August 2012. He will be working on burbot in the Wind River drainage.