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TIFTON â Capstone projects are supposed to be unique. Which made it perfect when two Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College students recently photographed a rare six-foot long Eastern Indigo snake while preparing capstone project research for their bachelorâs degree in Natural Resource Management at the school.
âThis is a really noteworthy observation and of significant conservation value,â Dr. Vanessa Lane, ABAC Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management and a Certified Wildlife Biologist, said. âThe sighting of this federally threatened species has already been reported to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and a biologist will be conducting formal surveys sometime this month.â
TIFTON â Capstone projects are supposed to be unique. Which made it perfect when two Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College students recently photographed a rare six-foot long Eastern Indigo snake while preparing capstone project research for their bachelorâs degree in Natural Resource Management at the school.
âThis is a really noteworthy observation and of significant conservation value,â Dr. Vanessa Lane, ABAC Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management and a Certified Wildlife Biologist, said. âThe sighting of this federally threatened species has already been reported to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and a biologist will be conducting formal surveys sometime this month.â
Two ABAC students used trail cameras for this photograph of the rare Eastern Indigo snake.
TIFTON â Two Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College students recently photographed a rare six-foot-long Eastern Indigo snake while preparing capstone project research for their bachelorâs degree in natural resource management.
âThis is a really noteworthy observation and of significant conservation value,â Dr. Vanessa Lane, ABAC associate professor of wildlife ecology and management and a certified wildlife biologist, said. âThe sighting of this federally threatened species has already been reported to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and a biologist will be conducting formal surveys sometime this month.â