Cooperative Research Units
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The Alabama Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit teach graduate level course in applied fisheries and wildlife science. Coursework offered by unit scientists focus on quantitative ecology and management science.

Courses Taught

  • Habitat Use, Selection, and Occupancy Training in the design and analysis of field studies on the relationships between animals’ distributions in space and habitat attributes. Specific topics will include sampling design, statistical analyses, interpretation, and assumptions/limitations. Course will emphasize model building and evaluation. (Barry Grand, Tood Steury 2010)
  • Directed Study: Course Defisn (Barry Grand 2008)
  • Special Problem in Wildlife Science:MATLAB Programming (Barry Grand 2008)
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Training Offered

  • MOCC to ALCFWRU affiliate student (Elise Irwin September 2011)
  • SDM workshop to assist State and Fedearl agencies with management plan for Gulf Striped Bass (Elise Irwin August 2011)
  • MOCC to FLCFWRU students and staff (Elise Irwin, Christa Zweig February 2011)
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Current Staff

Federal Staff: 3

Masters Students: 2

Phd Students: 4

Post Docs: 1

University Staff: 9

5 Year Summary

Students graduated: 6

Scientific Publications: 28

Presentations: 60

 

Alabama Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Cooperators

  1. Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources 
  2. Auburn University
  3. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  4. U.S. Geological Survey
  5. Wildlife Management Institute