The Boone and Crockett Club University Program is designed to provide science-based knowledge from seasoned wildlife professionals and educators to college graduates in the wildlife field to better prepare the graduates for the responsible and wise management of wildlife in the future.
Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute - Texas A&M University Kingsville - Ph.D. Student in Wildlife & Rangeland Sciences - Projected to Graduate December 2027Project Title: Investigating...
Michigan State University Department of Fisheries and Wildlife - Ph.D. Student in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology - Projected to Graduate 2027Project Title: Gray wolf abundance in the Upper Peninsula,...
Clemson University - Ph.D. Student in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology - Projected to Graduate 2027Project Title: Using camera traps to estimate the density of unmarked carnivore populations and the st...
Clemson University - Ph.D. Student in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology - Projected to Graduate 2027Project Title: Effects of Habitat Restoration Efforts on Early Secessional Bird Species Populations a...
Clemson University Forestry and Environmental Conservation - Ph.D. Student in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology - Projected to Graduate 2028Project Title: Beavers, birds, and big game: restoration and c...
A new Michigan State University study, authored by University Programs Fellow Dr. Jacob Hill, Dr. Kenneth F. Kellner, and Dr. Jerrold L. Belant (Boone and Crockett Chair of Wildlife Conservation), sho...
A Boone and Crockett Fellow Shapes Invasive Species Management in the WestBy Kasey RahnZachary Nowak’s journey from Texas A&M research to Western Governors Association advisor highlights the power...
Backed in part by a Boone and Crockett Club University Programs fellowship, Hailey Boone turns fieldwork grit and scientific insight into real-world change, forging stronger connections between academ...
