USGS Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Units Program: Indiana
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Shawn Crimmins
Unit Leader
crimmis@purdue.edu
The 43rd USGS Cooperative Research Unit (CRU) is now located at Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources. The Indiana Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit is a partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, Department of Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Purdue University, Indiana Department of Natural Resources and the Wildlife Management Institute.
The Indiana CRU will consist of 2-5 federal scientists along with graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and administrative specialists. Federal scientists will serve as faculty at Purdue University, teaching graduate-level courses, supervising graduate students and postdocs, offering workshops for students and cooperators and conducting research on natural resources topics. Once created, each CRU formalizes research priorities, like aquatic conservation or wildlife disease. Indiana CRU partners will decide these in the coming months.
Unit Leader
FORS Rm 102
195 Marsteller Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907
765-494-3574
crimmis@purdue.edu
USGS Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Units Program: Indiana
Find out more about the Indiana Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Unit, which includes education, research and technical assistance.
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