Tenure-Track Mammalian Conservation Ecology Professor
virginia polytechnic institute state university vtBlacksburg (VA)
Tenure-Track Mammalian Conservation Ecology Professor
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virginia polytechnic institute state university vtBlacksburg (VA)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Virginia Tech's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor of Mammalian Conservation Ecology. We seek a collaborative scholar and educator whose work advances mammal conservation and strengthens biodiversity and experiential learning on campus and beyond.
The successful candidate will develop an internationally visible research program addressing climate change, diseases, invasive species, and habitat loss, with a
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