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Susan Berger Page 5

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.

Pest Control on Rottnest Island: Protecting the Ecosystem
What Are Cultural Ecosystem Services and Their Benefits?
What Are the Consequences of a Small Population Size?
What Is Tree Migration and Why Does It Matter?
Nature-Based Solutions: Principles and Applications
What Is a Field Margin and What Are Its Benefits?
Why Are Controlled Burns Used in California?
The Eradication of Cats From Macquarie Island
Wild Horses in Australia: An Environmental Issue
What Is a Dynamic Ecosystem and What Makes It So?
What Are Payments for Ecosystem Services?
What Is Human Modification and What Are Its Implications?
What Are Tipping Points and How Do They Work?
The Role of AI in Wildlife Conservation
What Is Land Mitigation and How Does It Work?
Invasive Species in China: Impacts and Management
Critically Endangered Plants: Causes and Conservation
What Is Genetic Biodiversity and Why Is It Important?
Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation
What Is Extinction Science and Why Is It Important?
What is a Dynamic Landscape and Why Does It Matter?
The Truth About Fish From Chernobyl and Their Mutations
What Is Rewilding? Defining a Hands-Off Approach
What Is Biodiversity Monitoring and Why Is It Important?
What Is Core Habitat and Why Is It Important?
Peat in Scotland: An Ecologically Vital Resource
Key Grassland Solutions for Degraded Ecosystems
Tropical Forest Restoration: How It Works & Why It Matters
What Is System Resilience and Why Is It Important?
What Is a Social Ecosystem and How Does It Work?