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After a semester of learning in the classroom, students gain hands-on experience in the field with a 10-day intensive study in the woods of southwestern Virginia

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Students take readings from equipment in the forest of southwestern Virginia as part of the Wildlife Field Techniques course.

Students take readings from equipment in the forest of southwestern Virginia as part of the Wildlife Field Techniques course.
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