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CURRENT TEAM MEMBERS

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Dr. Joshua Millspaugh
Dr. Josh Millspaugh is a Professor and Camp Fire Conservation Fund Chair of Wildlife Conservation in the Department of Environmental Biology at the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF). He is also a Professor and Director of the Boone and Crockett Program in Wildlife Conservation in the Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences at the University of Montana.
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Dr. Sean Sultaire
Sean is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and Post-Doctoral Scholar at SUNY-ESF. His research focuses on a statistical population reconstruction for wild turkeys in New York State using the age of animals harvested by hunters to estimate important aspects of the population.
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Dr. Chloe Wright
Chloe is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and a Post-Doctoral Scholar at SUNY-ESF. She works to support a variety of projects in the research group.
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Daniel Bird
Daniel is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Montana. Daniel is researching migration, stop over use, potential barriers to movement, and resource selection of elk on the Blackfeet Nation Indian Reservation in northcentral Montana.
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Landon Magee
Landon is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and Ph.D. Student. His current dissertation research is centered on the spatial dynamics and habitat use of reintroduced bison on the Blackfeet Reservation, examining how these dynamics might impact predators and other ungulates.
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Daniel Morina
Daniel is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and Ph.D. Student at University of Montana. His research focuses on identifying the effects of oil and gas development and activity on movement, resource selection, and demographic processes of elk in the Badlands of western North Dakota.
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Megan Perra
Megan is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and a Ph.D. Candidate at SUNY-ESF. Currently, Megan is utilizing audio and inertial data to define the disturbance regimes of barren-ground caribou.
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Sarah Richard
Sarah is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and a Ph.D. student at SUNY-ESF in Environmental Biology studying the effects of energy development on pronghorn and mule deer movement, survival, and resource selection in the Denver-Julesburg Basin in Colorado.
Sarah is also pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree at Syracuse University.
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Wesley Sarmento
Wesley is currently a National Science Foundation Fellow at the University of Montana where he is studying bison reintroduction on the Blackfeet Reservation and Glacier International Peace Park for his Ph.D. project with the Boone and Crocket program.
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Andi Stewart
Andi is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and Ph.D. Student at University of Montana. Her research focuses on estimating adult survival, calf survival, and pregnancy rates and aims to better understand the factors influencing these population vital rates and how these vital rates influence elk population growth.
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Ethan Bartek
Ethan is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and an M.S. student in Environmental Biology. Ethan is studying the regulation of venison markets as a management tool. Ethan is also pursuing a Master of Public Administration at Syracuse University.
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Eric Boyd
Eric is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and an M.S. student at the University of Montana. Eric's research focuses on understanding how river recreation impacts mountain goats along the Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
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Holli Holmes
Holli is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and a student in the Master of Public Administration program at Syracuse University. She is supporting research of white-tail deer and learning skills that will allow her to put science into action and policy throughout her career.
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Dillon Sapena
Dillon is a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and Boone and Crockett Fellow pursuing his M.S. at the University of Montana. Dillon's research aims to understand how climate change may be driving the population declines and sex-ratio changes observed from the statewide data.
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Dr. Joshua Millspaugh
Dr. Josh Millspaugh is a Professor and Camp Fire Conservation Fund Chair of Wildlife Conservation in the Department of Environmental Biology at the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF). He is also a Professor and Director of the Boone and Crockett Program in Wildlife Conservation in the Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences at the University of Montana.
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GRADUATES AND PAST
TEAM MEMBERS

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Sattie Fisher
Sattie was a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and an M.S. Student at the University of Montana. She is a member of the Yakama Nation in Washington, and her research focused on the responses of elk to nearby horses using remote cameras on the Yakama Reservation.
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Dr. Christopher Hansen
Dr. Christopher Hansen earned his Ph.D. at the University of Montana as a Boone and Crockett fellow studying the effects of land use on mammal communities. He worked as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate with the Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Montana, where he used population and distribution modeling to facilitate conservation and management of wildlife.
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Marco Salvo
Marco was a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and M.S. student in Wildlife Biology at University of Montana. His work focused on the use of radar detection, physical identification and mapping of birds, and machine learning to reduce bird collisions at Air Force Bases.
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Cody Lane
Cody was an M.S. student in the Boone and Crockett Wildlife Conservation Lab at the University of Montana. He studied the impacts of aspen stands on bird community composition following wildfire in montane, mixed-conifer forests in western Wyoming. His research interests focused on applying robust analytical methods to answering pressing ecological questions that inform management actions for endangered species.
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Sattie Fisher
Sattie was a Camp Fire Conservation Fellow and an M.S. Student at the University of Montana. She is a member of the Yakama Nation in Washington, and her research focused on the responses of elk to nearby horses using remote cameras on the Yakama Reservation.
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