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Faculty Projects
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Dr. Dale Goble and Dr. Michael Scott are working on the ESA @ 30 Project which is a multidisciplinary project with scientists, economists, policy analysts, and lawyers from different Universities to analyze and help interpret what recovery means in the Endangered Species Act so that the overarching goal of “conserving species” is achieved. The ESA @ 30 Project has entailed two national conferences, nearly a dozen smaller workshops, and a series of Regional Directors of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the Nature Conservancy-Smith Fellows, and the Western Association of Fish and Game Administrators.
The Endangered Species Act can be conceptualized as:
This initiative coordinates existing University of Idaho expertise from eight academic departments in seven colleges, University of Idaho Extension and eight units/organizations both in and outside the institution. Dr. Steven Hollenhorst and Dr. Michael Scott are two CRISSP faculty involved in this project.
The three interdependent components of this initiative are:
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NEWS
NEW!
Graduate Student Opportunity to conduct
conservation genetics research in Newfoundland.
MS or PhD level research positions are
available. Application deadline is
July 20th.
For more information,
click here.
The Spring
2009 CRISSP
Newsletter is now available! Learn
about research and new resources from the
CRISSP faculty and students. For more
information,
click here.
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