The Population and Community Ecology (PACE) Lab is overseen by Dr. Michael J. Dreslik. The four programs of the lab are the Urban Biotic Assessment Program (UBAP), which provides environmental expertise to the Illinois Tollway, the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) program, the Freshwater Mollusk Ecology and Conservation (FMEC) program, and the Environmental Education Program (EEP).
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Ever wonder how many turtles are missed when turtle trapping? This morning, we watched this turle swim around the turtle trap for several minutes hoping it would make its way inside. Graduate student Chitra Basyal wants to use wildlife cams to monitor different aspects of turtle behavior, including how many come near the baited traps but don't go in.![]()
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Congratulations to Sarah Douglass, who heads up the Freshwater Mollusk Ecology and Conservation Lab. As we shared last month, Sarah was the recipient of one of the 16 Chancellor's Staff Excellence Awards. We are so proud and honored to work alongside her!
Sixteen employees honored with Chancellor's Staff Excellence Award
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blog posts Sixteen employees honored with Chancellor's Staff Excellence Award Apr 17, 2024 8:45 am by Maeve ReillyAnnouncements Share on Facebook Tweet Email Sixteen academic professionals and civil s...
All of our herpetology crews are in the field today! Enjoy this happy female Eastern Box Turtle. Are you in the field today? Please share what you are up to.