Author: Sandy Slovikosky
Mammalogy Field Trip and Research Proposal
One of my favorite classes that I took in my undergrad was ECOL 485: Mammalogy (fall 2018). Considering I’ve always wanted to work with mammals, particularly big cats, the class helped set a strong ... Read More
Wildlife ACT Internship
From the time I was little it was always my dream to work in wildlife conservation, particularly with regard to big cats. Along those lines, I could see myself building a career abroad internationally... Read More
Botany Lab Preceptor
Due to my high performance in the field botany lab (RNR 230) I took in the fall of 2016, the professor offered me the position of preceptor for the following fall semester in 2017. A preceptor is an u... Read More
Saguaro Phenology Research
My first upper division course in college (fall 2017) was called “Natural Resources Ecology” (RNR 316). One of the reasons why it was one of the best classes I had ever taken was because o... Read More
The Art of Camera Trapping
Much of what I’m going to be posting here on tricks and techniques regarding camera trapping will probably be common sense. Nonetheless, other things may be completely unknown to people just sta... Read More
No Room In Avilla (SARSEF 2016)
Abstract: The purpose of conducting this research was to discover to what extent Sonoran desert mammals were affected by an urban development that took place within the midst of their natural habitat... Read More
Camera Trapping: Learning the Basics
I initially started doing my own research and collecting data on wildlife as a freshman in high school after receiving my first camera trap as a birthday gift. This is a device that is programmed to t... Read More
Buffel Grass: The Silent Intruder (SARSEF 2012)
One may notice on my website that much of my work in the field of natural resources has actually been associated with botany, or plants. Obviously, this may raise the question of why this is all prese... Read More- 3 of 4
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