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Group is housed within California State University Long Beach, and
is a collaboration among professors and researchers at various universities
and at government agencies. At present, there is a branch associated
with the Centre for Wildlife Ecology at Simon Fraser University, Canada.
Its mission is 1) to
conduct basic and applied research on timely and ecologically important
topics, focusing on marine ecology, 2) to engage scientists from
many different countries in ecological collaborations, 3) to provide
guidance and training for graduate and undergraduate students and
4) to provide knowledge and personnel to non-profit, government,
and other agencies in their ecologically-related research and goals.
The degree of
Master of Science or Master of Arts at California State University
Long Beach can be obtained on projects supervised by Dr. Baird as
the thesis advisor through Kahiltna Research Group. Likewise, credits
in Special Topics in Biology or Directed Research, Biology 490 and
496 at CSULB can be obtained by working on projects of the Kahiltna
Research Group.
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