[ECOLOG-L] Special Issue on the Social-Ecological Future of the American West

r submitting an abstract is 18 January 2019. Please email the abstract directly to Dr Neil Carter (neilcar...@boisestate.edu). Deadline for submissions The nominal date for submission of full manuscripts is until 17 May 2019 and submissions earlier in this period are encouraged. ERL publishes focus c

[ECOLOG-L] PhD graduate students – Energy, Environment and Society – Boise State University

change most likely to occur in the future? What are optimal land use decisions for maximizing biodiversity and ecosystem services? Neil Carter - neilcar...@boisestate.edu: Assessing and spatially predicting impacts of energy development on wildlife across individual, population, and community

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoctoral research fellowship – Large-scale human effects on wildlife habitat: Boise State University

references. For additional information contact Dr. Neil Carter. Boise State University embraces and welcomes diversity in its faculty, student body, and staff. Accordingly, applicants who would add to the diversity and excellence of our academic community are encouraged to apply. Additional information

[ECOLOG-L] MS/PhD Assistantship – Human effects on wildlife habitat: Boise State University

be advised by Dr. Neil Carter (Human-Environment Systems) and co-advised by Dr. Jesse Barber (Biology) and work closely with both labs. The successful applicant will be in the Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior degree program (https://biology.boisestate.edu/graduate-programs/eeb/). Salary: Full

[ECOLOG-L] PhD Assistantship – Human effects on wildlife habitat: Boise State University

advised by Dr. Neil Carter (Human-Environment Systems) and co-advised by Dr. Jesse Barber (Biology) and work closely with both labs. The successful applicant will be in the Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior degree program (https://biology.boisestate.edu/graduate-programs/eeb/). Salary: Full 4

[ECOLOG-L] PhD position at Boise State University - sensory stimuli and wildlife

and noise on wildlife habitat integrity across the contiguous United States” funded by NASA’s Applied Sciences program. Student funding will be provided by both Research and Teaching Assistantships. The student will primarily be advised by Dr. Neil Carter (Human-Environment Systems) and co-advised

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc position - Modeling interactions between humans and wildlife for conservation policy

The Carter Lab in the Human-Environment Systems Center at Boise State University invites applications for the position of Postdoctoral Research Assistant. Research in the Carter Lab is focused on using both the natural and social sciences to understand how coexistence between human societies and wi