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ABR board selects Adrian Gall as new President
Big congratulations to University of Alaska Fairbanks MS grad Madison Reynolds, and her committee members John Shook (ABR), Greg Breed, and Knut Kielland for their new publication exploring the best methods to survey for Great Horned Owls in the northernmost limit of their range—the Alaskan Arctic. #GreatHornedOwls #Ornithology #Arctic
ABR is seeking an innovative and friendly programmer to support our lead IT Specialist and wildlife and landscape scientists with programming, data management, and Unix system administration. You will be part of a team that develops data collection applications, manages databases, and analyzes data to meet client needs. For job and contact details, please see the job description.
Congratulations to @Aaron Wells and the rest of the ABR Ecological Land Survey (ELS) team on publishing an article that is the culmination of 3532.4 km² mapped over 26 years. Integrated Terrain Unit (ITU) mapping provides a baseline for planning and monitoring landscapes against a backdrop of climate change and ongoing industrial activity.