New Portfolio Type and Project

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A serval standing in a road.
A serval (Leptailurus serval): a prominent species in the “Grasslands” episode of Planet Earth II, which I examined for my master’s thesis. Serval (Leptailurus serval) by Bernard DUPONT. CC BY-SA 2.0

This is a shameless bit of self-promotion to let you know that I’ve created my first portfolio type: Research. This is where I’ll keep you all updated on my scholarly endeavors; and, when possible, post downloadable files to any research-based documents I produce.

My first portfolio project in the Research category is, of course, my master’s thesis. I’ve included a downloadable PDF in this project, as well as a short summary of my thesis.

Click here to check it out!

I’ll be adding more portfolio types and projects as the need arises.

Published by Josh Gross

Wildlife, social science, conservation, and scicomm.

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    1. Thanks Cindy! Yes, you heard right, I’m not a wildlife biologist in the slightest; I’ve actually never taken a formal biology class outside of the intro classes. I’m actually a social scientist, which means I study fields like psychology, sociology, and political science. However, I’m extremely passionate about nature, and focus on finding ways to encourage cultural shifts that will lead to a better future for everyone. Hence my interest in popular communications platforms like wildlife television.

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