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Posted on April 22, 2021April 22, 2021 by JMM

UBAP ornithologist wins Best Poster Award

UBAP ornithologist Asya Rahlin presented a poster “Spatial and temporal drivers of marsh bird occupancy in an urbanized matrix” at the Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Symposium and earned the award for Best Poster.

Read more about Asya’s research

CategoriesBirds, Presentations, UBAP, Uncategorized Tags#INHSPACELAB, conference, Marsh Birds, Women in Science

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