Cheryl Blair just returned from the 3rd Conference of the North American Pika Consortium in Golden, Colorado, where she presented an overview of her thesis work entitled ‘Survival in a low elevation, human-modified landscape: the American Pika’.  Cheryl also was co-author on another talk led by our collaborators, Matthew Waterhouse and Mike Rusello from UBC-Okanagan (Genetic evidence for restricted dispersal in American pika across a human-modified landscape).

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S0FDjFBj8o[/youtube]

Something all graduate students should watch!

Congratulations to Amy who has now started her new position with the Okanagan Nation Alliance.