Potential experiences includes animal capture by physical and chemical means, field assistance to biologists and managers, biological sampling of
animals, sample logistics and preparation, necropsy, data analysis, general office work - reports, data analysis and presentation of data and summaries.
Necropsy facility, capture supplies, animal handling supplies, minimal laboratory equipment, access to UI veterinary facility and library
Educational Resources Available:
varies - several universities in area, vet school in Pullman, WA
One veterinarian, one forensic scientist, one wildlife disease biologist, one wildlife technican
Participation in field activities, necropsies, animal care and sampling as appropriate. Project to be completed during time spent at WHL
Student Supervision: 8 hours per day, 40-60 hrs per week
Possibly at the hatchery domitory located on the Eagle campus, depending on agency needs. Free to nominal cost. No pets allowed