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DR. NICOLE FREYUtah State University Extension
Jack H. Berryman Institute Extension Associate Professor Although I am a faculty member at USU, my office is in Cedar City, so that I can address Southern Utah issues. I've worked for Extension in the field of Wildlife Biology, with an emphasis in human-wildlife conflicts, since 2004. I received my undergraduate degree in Wildlife Management from West Virginia University, and my Master's and PhD in Wildlife Biology at Utah State University. At USU, I studied medium-sized carnivore ecology and management. |
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