It's a great day for crayfish biologists, and a great day for all conservation minded individuals as well! The United States Fish and Wildlife Service held a press release April 6, 2016.

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West Liberty University students are benefitting from the creation of a new lab that studies wildlife conservation, the Williams Companies Sustainable Wildlife Management (SWiM) Lab.

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Dr. Zachary Loughman and his crayfish research was featured on the cover of the Winter 2016 issue of Neuron, West Virginia’s Journal of Science and Research.

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A new program at WLU! In partnership with the Good Zoo at Oglebay, WLU’s College of Sciences has developed an innovative curriculum for zoo sciences.

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Zoo Management Degree with ZooSci at WLU

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WLU’s ZOOsci program provides students with on-campus opportunities to engage with animals in human care in addition to the hands-on training at Oglebay’s Good Zoo, the Wilds and other organizations.

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The rate of job growth for various positions related to animal care careers will increase at a more rapid (15%) rate than other job markets from 2012 – 2022.

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