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Range & Wildlife Research

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Benjamin Geaumont, Wildlife and Range Scientist

OPEN POSITION: Native Plant Technician (temp/seasonal)- For more information contact Ben Geaumont 701-567-4323 or benjamin.geaumont@ndsu.edu.

Temp/Seasonal Native Plant Technicain position information

OPEN POSITION: Graduate Assistantship – M.S. Restoring diversity in established non-native grasslands to improve cover for gamebirds and pollinators North Dakota State University / Hettinger Research Extension Center / School of Natural Resource Sciences. Contact Ben Geaumont for more information 701-567-4323 or benjamin.geaumont@ndsu.edu

An Assessment of the importance of shelterbelts as early season nectar and pollen resources for domesticated honeybees
Using drones to assess floristic resources for pollinators over space and time
Restoring disturbance to old Conservation Reserve Program Fields to Promote Ecosystem Services.
Evaluate the ability of over seeding native forbs following prescribed fire to enhance habitat for pollinators. Assess differences in seeding method and impact of herbivory on forb establishment
Monitoring native pollinator communities throughout North Dakota: Status and Management considerations for bees and butterflies.
Land use and severe weather events, ring-necked pheasant survival in a changing landscape.
Alternative Land Management on Lands Managed for Wildlife
Managing disturbance for multi-functional rangelands: livestock, plant, and pollinator resource management strategies the differentially use fire and grazing
Propagation of native seed for use in future restorations in western North Dakota.
Southwest ring-necked pheasant initiative.
Plant diversity improvements on the Fort Pierre National Grasslands.