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   alternateName: Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team
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   abstract: Biologist with the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center
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   abstract: Matthew Gould is an ecologist whose research quantifies the demographic
     and genetic response of large carnivores to an ever-changing landscape to help
     inform their conservation and management.
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   abstract: Matthew Gould conducts research on 1) grizzly and black bear ecology
     and management, 2) demographic modeling to inform carnivore conservation and
     management, 3) conservation genetics, and 4) wildlife-habitat relationships.
     Matthew started his wildlife career working for the Cabinet/Yaak Ecosystem Grizzly
     Bear Program in northwest Montana.
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   name: Previously, Matthew was a postdoctoral research scientist at New Mexico
     State University and, in conjunction with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
     National Raptor Program, used Bayesian integrated population models and collision
     risk models to better understand raptor populations across North America.
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