The Wildlife Diaries: Q&A with Southwest Jaguars

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Q&A with Southwest Jaguars

Hello friends!

I've been busy doing lab work and taking a summer class, so I've been a little MIA. As I prepare to update this blog with some recent adventures, please stroll on over to Southwest Jaguars to read the Q&A on my bobcat research and ideas about wildlife conservation!

Imogene Davis Q&A with Southwest Jaguars

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swjagsAugust 21, 2014 at 11:40 AM
Imogene rocks! Thanks, kiddo!
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About Imogene Davis

Imogene is a research technician at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory focusing on population genetics and ecotoxicology across an array of taxa. She received her master's degree in from West Texas A&M University in August 2015, where she focused on the landscape genetics of bobcats across western Texas. She has worked as a research technician on a variety of wildlife projects, from fishers to horned lizards to salamanders. Her interests in conservation biology include movements and connectivity, noninvasive sampling techniques, biodiversity, and public education. Working towards these goals has helped Imogene develop a love for hiking, more painting, and good beer with good friends.