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The School of Forest Resources, University of Arkansas - Monticello will
begin offering a new graduate program in fall, 1998 leading to a M.S.
degree in forest resources.  Several graduate assistantships are
available.  Assistantships are 1/2 time and carry a stipend of $11,000
per year + tuition.  Potential wildlife-related projects include topics
such as landscape-level bird/habitat relationships; avian, small mammal,
and herpetofauna communities in bottomland hardwood ecosystems;
evaluation of wildlife populations and habitat using GIS and remote
sensing; and influence of alternative silvicultural practices on
wildlife.  For more information contact:

Dr. Phil Tappe
School of Forest Resources
University of Arkansas - Monticello
Monticello, AR 71656

Tappe@UAMont.edu
(870) 460-1052

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