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Ph.D. student Sebastian Theis wins best poster at international conference

Sebastian Theis‘ research on habitat offsetting was recently awarded with Best Poster at the international conference the North American Congress for Conservation Biology (NACCB) in Toronto, ON. Great job Sebastian!

Posted in Awards, Students and tagged Announcement, Conservation, Restoration, Student Awards.