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MSU hosts Southeastern Wildlife Conclave
By: Allison Matthews
Mississippi State served as the 2017 host recently for the Southeastern Wildlife Conclave, which annually provides college students with valuable hands-on training in wildlife management and conservation.
Activities included a range of team field competitions, quiz bowl, art and photography contests, guest speakers and opportunities for professional development.
Pictured, MSU senior wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture major Colt Mooney resists a request for a clue from University of Arkansas at Monticello team members during a trap identification and setting competition.
The Southeastern Wildlife Conclave promotes networking and cooperation among students, faculty and wildlife professionals while developing new knowledge and skills.
For more on MSU's College of Forest Resources, visit www.cfr.msstate.edu.
Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, & Aquaculture
Sustainable management of wildlife and fisheries resources, conserving threatened species and critical habitats, and working with nature for societies well-being, requires a new generation of talented young professionals.
