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The Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology recognizes that structural and institutional barriers exist that prevent the inclusion and equal participation of people in our work. We believe that recognizing who is missing, and working to include them, is a first step to becoming a better department. Although this work is challenging, it will improve the quality of our research, enhance our science, expand our reach, and foster more effective teaching.
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2025 Spring Spotlight - Save the Date!
March 12, 2025Save the date! 2025 Spring Spotlight - April 24th, 2025
Please plan to join us. Additional details and invitations to follow. Keep posted!
FWCB Give to the Max Day! November 21st - Save the Date!
November 12, 2024We Need YOU on November 21st!
2024 Kolshorn Lecture: Thank You, Dr. Buckner!
September 17, 20242024 Kolshorn Lecture: Diversity (Evolution) and Connection (Ecology) in Science, and Beyond with Evolutionary Biologist Dr. JC Buckner