Alexa Warwick, Ph.D.

Alexa Warwick

awarwick@msu.edu

Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

Specialist - Outreach

Telephone: 517-353-4872

MSU Natural Resources Building, rm 11D

Areas of Expertise:

Program development and evaluation, science education, wildlife ecology and evolution, conservation biology

Education:

Ph.D., Biological Sciences, Florida State University, 2016
B.S., Biology, University of Northern Iowa
B.A., Dual Languages: Portuguese/Spanish, University of Northern Iowa

Background:

I am the Wildlife Participatory Engagement and Collaboration Specialist working jointly with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) and MSU Extension (MSUE) to develop engagement programs for stakeholder audiences and the general public. My role is to improve the quality and outcomes of engagement on sustainability of human environments and wildlife resources in Michigan, while also increasing the trust and confidence of the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, MDNR, MSUE, and other organizations responsible for public trust resource management.

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