The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit has designed a new wolf monitoring system called a “Howlbox” that is making local and national headlines. You can read about in the Missoulian and the New York Times.
"High tech meets the call of the wild: Audio device uses howls to keep track of wolves" Missoulian 3/09/08 "A Bid to Lure Wolves With a Digital Call of the Wild" New York Times 3/19/08
Student Groups
Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society Scott Eggeman wildlifesociety@cfc.umt.edu
Student Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Adam McMahon adam.m.mcmahon@gmail.com
Graduate Student Association umontana.gsa@gmail.com
Society for Conservation Biology Rebecca McCaffery rebecca.mccaffery@umontana.edu
Keep us informed: Though we try to stay on top of things, student groups come and go. If you are a Wildlife Biology student or faculty member who is involved in a student group and would like it posted on this page, please email a link to your group’s website to wbio@cfc.umt.edu. Thanks!
Wildlife Biology Program, Forestry 311C, College of Forestry and Conservation, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula, MT 59812 Phone: 406-243-5292 | Fax: 406-243-4557 Email: wbio@cfc.umt.edu