Seminar Series

Upcoming Seminar

Status and Stories of Wolves in Yellowstone National Park
Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Wolf Project

April 17, 2025
4:00pm-5:00pm in HSCI-111 and via Zoom

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Meeting ID: 817 8028 2041

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Taylor Rabe

Abstract

Taylor Rabe is a biological science technician for the Yellowstone Wolf, Cougar, and Elk projects. She graduated in 2018 from The Ohio State University with a Zoology degree and currently acts as Conservation Nation's Education and Engagement Facilitator. She takes pride in being a woman of color working in a white, male dominated field, and strives to diversify the conservation community. Currently, her role with the Wolf Project has her working as a full-time road technician, spending thousands of hours monitoring the park's radio-collared wolves, aiding in research, helping with wolf management, and most importantly, spearheading education to people on wild wolves. Taylor has been studying gray wolves in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem for over 6 years now, and has been exploring the landscape across Yellowstone observing, and sharing wolves with visitors from all over the globe.

About the Seminar Series

The Seminar Series is a unique opportunity for students to learn about new developments in biology and what biologists do after they graduate. Hosted by the Department of Biological Sciences at California State University, Long Beach, the weekly meetings invite guests from universities, research laboratories, and industry to present and discuss current topics in biology. All students are encouraged to attend.

Seminar Coordinator

For information and suggestions about our Seminar Series, please contact the seminar coordinator:

Dr. Houng-Wei Tsai
Houng-Wei.Tsai@csulb.edu

Schedule

Upcoming Spring 2025 Seminars
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
April 17, 2025Status and Stories of Wolves in Yellowstone National ParkTaylor Rabe, Yellowstone Wolf Project
April 24, 2025TBADr. Math Cuajungco, CSU Fullerton
May 1, 2025TBADr. Nancy Buckley, Cal Poly Pomona
May 8, 2025TBADr. Sarah Luongo, CSU Long Beach

Previous Seminars

Previous Spring 2025 Seminars
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
April 10, 2025Engineering novel microenvironments for regenerative medicineDr. Maricela Maldonado, CSU Long Beach
March 27, 2025The secret lives of sponges: Understanding ancient animals at their own paceDr. Amanda Kahn, San Jose State University
March 20, 2025Biological Nitrogen Fixation on the Aerial Roots of Maize and Sorghum for Sustainable AgricultureDr. Rafael Espejel Venado, University of Wisconsin-Madison
March 13, 2025From Tendons to Terrain: Integrative insights across the multiscale dynamics of locomotionDr. Crystal Reynaga, UC Riverside
March 6, 2025You Can't Hide from the Toilet: Sequencing SoCal's SewageDr. Jason Rothman, UC Riverside
February 27, 2025From Ecology to Physiology: Creating Sustainable Solutions in a Changing OceanDr. Racine Rangel, UC Santa Cruz
February 20, 2025Exploring Individual Differences in Nonhuman PrimatesDr. Nalina Aiempichitkijkarn, CSU Long Beach
February 13, 2025Conservation through Cultivation: Advanced Propagation of Rare PlantsKevin Alison, Catalina Island Conservancy
February 6, 2025Long-term restoration success in coastal wetlands: Lessons learned from Galveston Bay, TXDr. Anna Armitage, Texas A&M University Galveston

The Seminar Series Archive has topics from previous semesters.