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David
Gilroy |
David
Gilroy
is a Ph.D student at University of Wisconsin -Madison
studying the ecology and management of Hucho taimen.
David graduated in 2001 with a B.S. in Biology from
the University of New Mexico. In addition to his undergraduate
research experience in New Mexico's Middle Rio Grande
region, he has been involved with ecological research
and cultural exchange in Central Asia, Southeastern
Siberia and Mongolia since 1996. He served as a field
assistant on a fisheries and toxicology project in the
Selenge River Delta in the summer of 2000. The following
summer he helped coordinate a Tahoe-Baikal Institute
project investigating the impacts of placer gold mining
on water quality in Mongolia's Selenge Watershed. He
returned to Mongolia in September of 2003 to assist
in a project determining the impacts of current gold
mining practices on fish populations in the Yeroo watershed.
David also worked on projects researching food web dynamics
and native fish restoration in the Lake Tahoe Basin
of California and Nevada.
Center for Limnology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
680 N. Park Street
Madison, WI 53706 USA
Phone: 608-263-2403
Email: gilroy
at wisc.edu
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