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Trail cameras and parasitoid wasps

Environmental science students Lowell Nugent and Madeline McQuillen Slocombe interpret data from a trail camera
Jody Cowan
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Environmental science students Lowell Nugent and Madeline McQuillen Slocombe interpret data from a trail camera  

On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: An invasive insect, the Emerald Ash Borer poses threats to America’s forests. A federally-supported study is using parasitoid wasps to control the arboreal pasts.  And we’ll visit an environmental science professor in the field, as students collect trail cameras as part of a national study on mammal populations.  

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Lucas Willard is the Executive Producer of WAMC's Northeast Notebook. After joining the station in 2011, Lucas has held several titles at WAMC, including Berkshire Bureau Chief, Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief, and Assistant News Director.
One of the newest additions to the WAMC team, Jody Cowan has a naturally curious approach to media production and strong passion for story telling. Jody's work is currently showcased on the shows 51% and The Best of Our Knowledge.
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