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Aug 02 2011
Do wildlife corridors work? Earn $250 for suggesting a corridor site
Paul Beier and Andy Gregory of Northern Arizona University are looking for real live wildlife corridors, and will pay a $250 finder's fee if your suggested site is used in their upcoming study.
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Oct 27 2010
Post-doc opportunity with Paul Beier: do corridors work?
Paul Beier has a post-doc opportunity at Northern Arizona University to research how well corridors how well corridors really work for conservation.
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Dec 16 2009
$8 million to be spent on wildlife crossing structures north of Tucson, Arizona
Last Thursday, $8.2 million was authorized to be spent on 2 underpasses and 1 overpass for wildlife north of Tucson, AZ to provide connectivity between the Tortolita and Catalina Mountain...and our linkage design helped inform the effort!
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