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Susan Berger Page 3

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.

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