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Elon's Center for Environmental Studies is hosting a Wildlife Tracking and Vertebrate Field Survey workshop that will be co-taught by Jim Halfpenny, a nationally-renowned wildlife tracker and carnivore ecologist from Montana, and Josh Kapfer of the departments of environmental studies and biology. The workshop starts Saturday, April 30 and ends Sunday, May 1.

Elon University's Center for Environmental Studies hosted a Wild Feline Husbandry and Conservation Workshop on Nov. 6, 2010.

Environmental Studies assistant professor Josh Kapfer recently co-authored a manuscript published in the Journal of Zoology titled "Modeling the relationship between habitat preferences and home-range size: a case study on a large mobile colubrid snake from North America."

Josh Kapfer, an assistant professor in the departments of Environmental Studies and Biology, is now the chair of the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles' Grants in Herpetology Program.

Elon University's Center for Environmental Studies is hosting a workshop from April 29-30 focused on cougar behavior, ecology and identification this month to be taught by Jim Halfpenny. This workshop is open to all who are interested, including ecologists, naturalists, educators, or outdoor-enthusiasts.