We’re Hiring! – Population and Community Ecology (PACE) Lab

The Illinois Natural History Survey Population and Community Ecology Lab is seeking a Terrestrial Ecologist to conduct basic and applied research assisting with ongoing surveys for terrestrial reptiles, bats, and noctuid moths. This position will be based in Champaign, Illinois. See more or apply

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1 week ago

Congratulations to Dr. Jesper who just published the last of his dissertation chapters! The paper, "Fall and spring staging in a refugia-dependent migratory snake," analyzed the use of a staging period by Timber Rattlesnakes prior to entering and after egress from winter refugia. The number of days snake stage varies from year to year but the temperature of arrival and departure are consistent year to year indicating the behavior is temperature dependent.Read the full paper at the link in the comments.*Note, the publisher's link may not work through facebook mobile ap so you may need to open the link in an external browser#Snakes ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Come out to Lake of the Woods in Mahomet for Summer Splash! Free fun for all… boats, fishing, music, a Traveling Science Center and much much more! Today (SaturdayJune 25) 9am-2pm ... See MoreSee Less

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INHS PACE Lab

2 weeks ago

M.S. student Rose Arnold presented some of her thesis research at the recent Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Her study has included developing and refining a species detection model for the endangered Blanding's Turtle to help land managers and biologists better understand their populations. More information at the link in the comments.#JMIH, #turtles ... See MoreSee Less

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