Dane Stevens

Trap Support

Dane received a BS degree in Environmental Science from The Colorado College. Dane then went on to gain a MS degree in Natural Resources from the University of Idaho in 2012 where he was focused on the ecological restoration of watersheds. In this capacity, he carried out ecological monitoring of riparian and rangelands ecosystems adjacent to an extensive spring creek restoration in central Idaho. Establishing baseline data sets, as well as quantifying the effects of cattle exclusion and the subsequent return of elk on the recruitment of riparian cottonwood tree stands. Dane enjoys the challenge of developing new techniques for solving challenging conservation problems, and has spent many a long day in the field working to remove feral pigs from the landscape.