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Posted on April 22, 2021April 22, 2021

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.

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