Help us through donations for our research, education and service to the public
- Funding dollars for wildlife research is scarce.
- You can help by donating money to keep our projects active and/or to fund the education of students who will lead wildlife conservation efforts in not-so-distant future years.
- $150 pays some of costs to genetically type one mountain lion.
- $1000 pays sequencing costs for a DNA section in 15 hummingbirds
- $6500 pays for the stipend of a graduate student working on wildlife genetics/population health research for one academic quarter.
- $10,000 pays for a piece of laboratory equipment.
- $20,000 pays for one year's laboratory supplies for research on one wildlife species.
- The excellent quality our lab is known for requires financial resources that are scarse in this economic climate.
Your thoughtful donation can really help!
- For information on how your dollars can help wildlife, or to set up a donation, contact Dr. Holly Ernest
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