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University of Wyoming


Dr. Jeffrey L.
Beck
Assistant Professor
Wildlife Habitat Restoration Ecology

Department of Renewable Resources
Dept 3354
1000 E. Univ. Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071

Ag Room 2005

PHONE - 307-766-6683
FAX - 307-766-6403   
E-mail: jlbeck@uwyo.edu




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My research (45%), teaching and advising (45%), and service (10%) activities are focused on assessing and restoring wildlife habitats.  In my research, my students and I seek to bridge basic and applied aspects of restoration ecology to better understand how to restore the functionality of and mitigate impacts to forest and rangeland wildlife habitats following large-scale anthropogenic and natural disturbances.  A particular emphasis of my research is concerned with restoration efforts relative to species inhabiting sagebrush steppe ecosystems. 

I teach Rangeland Ecosystem Assessment and Monitoring (REWM 4330) in fall each year; Rangeland Vegetation Management Techniques (REWM 4850) in spring each year; Wildlife Habitat Restoration Ecology (REWM 4750/5750) in spring of even years; and Wildlife Habitat Ecology (REWM 5830) in spring of odd years.

 

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