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Posted on May 4, 2017March 20, 2018 by JMM

Sarah Douglass: Mussel Field Biologist

UBAP Malacologist Sarah Douglass was featured as a Woman in Science.

Read the article from the Prairie Research Institute

CategoriesInterviews, Invertebrates, Mussels, Publications, UBAP Tagsinterview, mussels, Women in Science

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UBAP ornithologist and program lead Anastasia Rahlin was quite happy this morning when she spotted this Great-Horned Owl sunning itself while she was conducting surveys of Boone County Conservation District lands. She managed to take this photo with her phone through her binoculars to share with us!#fieldwork #birds #greathornedowl #conservation ... See MoreSee Less

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Looking for family fun with a purpose this weekend? Come out and help remove invasive rusty crayfish as part of the Rusty Rodeo! The event takes place at multiple locations and the Prairie Research Institute Illinois Natural History Survey Traveling Science Center will be at the location in North Aurora Island Park. Come on out, catch some rusty crayfish, win prizes, land earn about other things you can do to help protect our biodiversity!Saturday August 10, 10am-noon ... See MoreSee Less

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