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X-WR-CALDESC:This webinar was postponed until October 26th. Thank you for y
 our patience. If you have registered already\, you will receive notice by 
 email of the updated event as well as the recording. If you have not yet r
 egistered\, feel free to continue to do so that you don't miss the new dat
 e or recording.\n\nTitle:  Wildlife and Your Property\n\nThree takeaways:
 \nParticipants will gain a basic understanding of what wildlife need and h
 ow conditions on their property can influence wildlife use.\nParticipants 
 will learn how everyday property decisions\, including food attractants\, 
 landscaping\, and fencing\, can affect wildlife activity.\nParticipants wi
 ll leave with practical considerations for safely coexisting with wildlife
  and helping reduce common conflicts\, such as deer damage and bear attrac
 tants.\n\nShort bio:\nJared Beaver is an Assistant Professor and Extension
  Wildlife Specialist at Montana State University and a Certified Wildlife 
 Biologist®. His program combines Extension\, applied research\, and teachi
 ng to address practical wildlife-management challenges on working and resi
 dential lands. His work focuses on large-mammal ecology and human-wildlife
  conflict mitigation\, including predator-livestock conflict\, disease tra
 nsmission risk\, forage competition\, and the use of emerging technologies
  such as thermal drones and edge-AI camera traps. He earned a B.S. in Biol
 ogy from Wake Forest University\, an M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Scienc
 es from the University of Tennessee\, and a Ph.D. from Texas A&M Universit
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DESCRIPTION:This webinar was postponed until October 26th. Thank you for yo
 ur patience. If you have registered already\, you will receive notice by e
 mail of the updated event as well as the recording. If you have not yet re
 gistered\, feel free to continue to do so that you don't miss the new date
  or recording.\n\nTitle:  Wildlife and Your Property\n\nThree takeaways:\n
 Participants will gain a basic understanding of what wildlife need and how
  conditions on their property can influence wildlife use.\nParticipants wi
 ll learn how everyday property decisions\, including food attractants\, la
 ndscaping\, and fencing\, can affect wildlife activity.\nParticipants will
  leave with practical considerations for safely coexisting with wildlife a
 nd helping reduce common conflicts\, such as deer damage and bear attracta
 nts.\n\nShort bio:\nJared Beaver is an Assistant Professor and Extension W
 ildlife Specialist at Montana State University and a Certified Wildlife Bi
 ologist®. His program combines Extension\, applied research\, and teaching
  to address practical wildlife-management challenges on working and reside
 ntial lands. His work focuses on large-mammal ecology and human-wildlife c
 onflict mitigation\, including predator-livestock conflict\, disease trans
 mission risk\, forage competition\, and the use of emerging technologies s
 uch as thermal drones and edge-AI camera traps. He earned a B.S. in Biolog
 y from Wake Forest University\, an M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
  from the University of Tennessee\, and a Ph.D. from Texas A&M University\
 , where he also worked with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.
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