Our research group is very fortunate to have access to state of the art phenotyping equipment through the Wild Animal Phenotyping Infrastructure (WildAP) coordinated by WildER Principal Investigator John Loehr.
WildAP gives us the opportunity to raise the level of our research beyond that which is typically possible on wild animals in the field. WildAP provides coordinated state-of-the art wild animal phenotyping equipment, services, training and expertise to support wildlife research, conservation and management.
Find out more about WildAP here.