FORT Scientist Recognized for Contributions to Wildlife

 

USGS scientist Erin Muths is one of the "Grow Dozen," 12 University of Wisconsin alumni featured for making a difference in wildlife biology in Grow, Wisconsin's Magazine for the Life Sciences. Dr. Muths investigates the ecology and population dynamics of endangered amphibians in the Rocky Mountains, including the role of disease. Grow is produced by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

 For more information contact: Erin Muths

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 Grow Dozen - Wildlife Biology (Grow, Wisconsin’s Magazine for the Life Sciences)

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