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   abstract: Research Ecologist with the Fort Collins Science Center
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   abstract: "Catherine began working for the USGS while obtaining her doctorate\
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   abstract: Catherine has developed a research program to assist multiple agencies
     and groups with species distributions, focusing on invasive species. Her current
     research involves the application of habitat suitability models to answer different
     applied research and management questions for various species across a range
     of taxa and spatial scales. She has also been working with spatially explicit
     state and transition modeling to inform efficient landscape scale invasive plant
     management.
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 email: jarnevichc@usgs.gov
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   name: Ph.D., Colorado State University (Ecology), 2004
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