Hey everyone,
I just thought I'd post on here to see if anyone could give me any advice about any great organizations and schools that really deal with herps or inverts. I'll soon be graduating college, and would loveeee to get into some type of herp or insect research. Anyone know of any great organizations that do this type of stuff? I also definitely want to go to grad school- anyone have any advice on schools with great wildlife or entomology programs? I'm not too sure of anyones education backgrounds on here, or whether or not anyone went to school for this type of stuff, but if anyone has any input I'd love to hear! Thanks!
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slong15
Jun 22, 2010 04:26 PM
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LynneaS
Jul 05, 2010 07:38 AM
Jeff Mohr (Mohr Snakes, Anderson, SC area) just received his PhD in Fisheries & Wildlife Biology at Clemson University--he did his thesis on timber rattlers in the region. Our son graduated from Clemson and is going to grad school there as well, so I can assure you that it is a great school!
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