Brian T Bjorklund

Brian Bjorklund

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Wildlife Biologist With Usda Wildlife Services

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Position:

Wildlife/Rabies Biologist at USDA Wildlife Services

Location:

Sutton, Massachusetts

Industry:

Research

Work:

USDA Wildlife Services since Apr 2008
Wildlife/Rabies Biologist
USDA Wildlife Services - West Boylston, MA Aug 2004 - Apr 2008
Wildlife Technician
Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Jun 2004 - Aug 2004
Seasonal Laborer I
Oxbow Associates, Inc. Jun 2004 - Aug 2004
Seasonal Technician
Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation May 2002 - Oct 2003
Seasonal Laborer I

Education:

Antioch New England Graduate School, Antioch University 2005 - 2008
Master's, Conservation Biology Fitchburg State College 2000 - 2004
Bachelor's, Biology/Environmental Science

Skills:

Research
Wildlife
Science
Ecology
Public Speaking
Wildlife Biology
Wildlife Management
Sample Preparation
Wetlands
GIS
Birds
Field Work

Honor & Awards:

Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout (2000) Boy Scouts of America Junior Leader Training (1994-1999) Boy Scouts of America Order of the Arrow and Brotherhood Awards

Awards:

Certificate of Merit
MA/CT/RI USDA Wildlife Services
In recognition of your self initiative, thorough planning, and coordination with all of the Cape Cod Rabies Task Force, and Oral Rabies Vaccination project collaborators that you interface with on a routine basis.
Certificate of Merit
MA/CT/RI USDA Wildlife Services
In recognition of performing exceptional customer service in Wildlife Damage Management to the citizens of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Certificate of Merit
USDA National Rabies Management Program
Special recognition award for leadership in communication on wildlife rabies management through scientific posters and oral presentations at professional conferences that advance the mission of the WS National Rabies Management Program.
Certificate of Merit
USDA National Rabies Management Program
In recognition of your extra effort in support of research and management of raccoon rabies on Cape Cod Massachusetts and enhancing cooperative relationships that support the National Rabies Management Program.