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A wildlife technician at a state conservation area, Susan Berger conducts seasonal population surveys and coordinates local habitat restoration projects. She also meets regularly with hunters and hikers to explain land use rules. Berger previously assisted state wildlife biologists with habitat monitoring and seasonal game tracking across the regional reserve system.

Are Insects Considered Wildlife Under the Law?
What Is an Experimental Forest and How Does It Work?
What Is Direct Harvesting and Its Ecological Impact?
What Is a Conservation Plan and How Do You Make One?
How Does Biodiversity Benefit Medicine and Agriculture?
Why Are Migratory Species Harder to Protect?
Why a Missing Call Is a Sign a Rainforest Is in Trouble
Are Humans a Keystone Species?
Is Burning Grass Bad for the Environment?
How Can Invasive Species Be Controlled?
How Do Wildlife Corridors Help Conserve Species?
How Can We Stop the Spread of Invasive Species?
What Does “Biological Surplus” Refer To?
Why Is Milkweed Declining Across North America?
What Is Cultural Ecology? The Human-Environment Interface
Is Hunting Good or Bad for the Environment?
Is Farmed Fish Better for the Environment?
Why Is Fighting Poachers Considered an Uphill Battle?
What Is a Boar Meadow and How Do Boars Create Them?
What Is the Most Important Factor Affecting Wildlife Survival?
How to Control Invasive Animal Species
Is Strip Cutting a Sustainable Harvesting Method?
Why Is Garlic Mustard Bad for the Environment?
Why Regulated Hunting Is Good for the Environment
What Is Land Management? Goals, Applications, and Tools
Why Urbanized Societies Need Uninhabited Land
Are Golf Courses Good for the Environment?
How to Collect Rain Water From Gutters
What Ecosystem Services Might Be Disrupted by Solar Panels?
Is R134a Bad for the Environment?