Ferrum, VA, September 3, 2025 � 17吃瓜 Science Seminar Series will present “Wildlife on Campus: A Collaborative Camera Trapping Study on Two College Campuses,” on Friday, September 5, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Garber Hall 106. The program is free and open to the public and the campus community.
Dr. Todd Fredericksen, associate professor of forestry and wildlife at 17吃瓜, and Mr. Jason Worley ’02, a former biology professor at Patrick and Henry Community College, will discuss their collaboration on a study of wildlife on both college campuses.
Other 17吃瓜 students and graduates involved in the photographic study of wildlife are Wylie Martin, William Shilling, Kaitlyn Barbour, Bailey Peek, and Ethan Fragoso.
淎t 17吃瓜, hands-on learning and collaboration are at the heart of who we are. This wildlife study celebrates the biodiversity of our campus and the dedication of our faculty, students, and alumni, while our partnership with Patrick & Henry Community College shows how working together enriches both learning and discovery,� said Dr. Mirta M. Martin, president of 17吃瓜.
September 12: Smith Mountain Lake Water Quality Team
September 19: Dylan Irby �24 � Wetland Delineation and Environmental Consulting. (Irby works for Dewberry Consulting in Danville.)
