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Please join Copperhead as we welcome Nate Parrish to our team!
Nate Parrish earned his B.S. in Biology from Lipscomb University, and an M.S. in Environmental Science with a focus in floristics from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. His master’s research focused on conducting a full vascular plant inventory of Walls of Jericho State Natural Area in Tennessee. Prior to joining Copperhead, he worked as a seasonal technician conducting rangeland vegetation and soil assessments in Nevada and Washington, as well as a seasonal botanist assessing wetland vegetation across the southeastern coastal plain.
In his free time, he enjoys hiking and backpacking, nature photography, and baking.
Welcome to the team Nate! We are excited to have you.
What free time? Welcome aboard!
Nate, Welcome! We are so excited to have you join our team!
Copperheads are set up and ready for the Georgia Bat Blitz this weekend! If you're down there come grab some glasses and stickers from us!
Looks fun! Have a good time and catch some bats
Have they migrated there from Pa?
Good hunting!!! Will you be posting your results?
I'm on my way! Not.
Kelsie Rae it’s you!!
Copperhead is participating as one of three consultants that are screening and conducting surveys for ecological resources for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Bridging Kentucky Project which aims to repair/replace up to 1000 bridges around the state. Copperhead has conducted surveys or assessments for bats, mussels, fish, plants, and wetlands as part of this project. For the project discussed in the video, bat habitat was purposefully built into the bridge replacement to provide roosting habitat for federally listed gray bats that were using the original bridge. Copperhead is happy to be part of this brilliant team working to protect Kentucky’s endangered species.
Check out this video!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dxn5utleQw
It sounds like a very important thing for the world, we need all the help we can get!