Scienctific experience (biology)

Details
Donor Name: 
Caleb Smith
Type of Service Available: 
Other
Geographic Area: 
Doña Ana
Areas of Interest: 
Animals
Emergency and Safety
Health and Medicine
Personal Attributes: 
Analysis and interpretation of data
Creativity, generating new ideas
Deep functional or technical expertise
Planning and organization, process orientation
Interested in acting in a facilitator or trainer role: 
Yes
Interested in being a tutor or mentor: 
Yes
Description: 

Trapping and animal handling: Tapping consisted of setting trap lines. Animal handling and processing consisted of taking a number of life measurements, tissue sampling, ear tagging with a specific ID number, fecal sampling, and collecting ecto-parasites.

Students from Sierra Middle School in Las Cruces, NM, came out on a field trip to learn how to track tagged animal using radio collars, radio signals, and telemetry to pin- point a collared animal’s location.

Contact Info
Contact Name: 
Caleb Smith
Contact Email Address: 
[email protected]
Internal Info
Date to Post: 
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Date to Remove: 
Thursday, December 1, 2016

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