Prof. Dassow invited to present her research on gray wolves at a workshop in Australia

The University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia and Monash University in Melbourne, Australia are co-hosting a workshop on the cost-benefit analysis of using traditional survey methods versus bioacoustics methods in the management and conservation of threatened and endangered species. Professor Angela Dassow has been invited to give guest lectures on her nearly 20 years of experience working with gray wolves.

In addition to being part of this workshop during the week of November 11, Prof. Dassow will have the opportunity to meet with researchers at the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science to discuss efforts towards preserving biodiversity.