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Elliott Diggs has extensive field research experience studying wildlife populations. This includes conducting research on snake habitat use and predator-prey relationships in Alabama from 2011-2012, studying Australian freshwater turtle population structure in Queensland, Australia from 2009-2011, and supervising interns. He has presented his research findings at numerous conferences and published abstracts in Southeastern Biology.

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ELLIOTT DIGGS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FIELD RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Alabama A&M University Huntsville, AL July 2011-May 2012 Conducted research and supervised two paid interns on a Masters level research project Examining the spatial ecology, habitat use and predator-prey relationship between two snake species, copperhead and black kingsnake (Agkistrodon contortrix and Lampropeltis getula nigra) in Normal, Moulton, and Double Springs, Alabama. Guilford College Greensboro, NC The School for Field Studies/Center for Rainforest Studies Queensland, Australia Sep 2009-Apr 2011 School for Field Studies Centre for Rainforest Studies, Queensland, Australia Sep Dec 2009. Conducted field research on Australian freshwater turtle population structure in the tropical rainforests of Queensland Australia. Conducted research on the population structure of Australian freshwater turtles. Specifically testing to see if sex ratios and age class ratios were independent of pools within the north Johnstone River; measured and processed turtles captured in fall 2009; Worked collaboratively with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Threatened Species Unit of the Environmental Protection Agency and School for Field Studies Centre for Rainforest Studies Completion of coursework in Queensland: Rainforest Ecology, Principles of Rainforest Management, Socioeconomics and Environmental Policy. Guilford College, upon return completed undergraduate senior thesis paper: Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Fresh Water Turtles in the North Johnston River, Queensland. PRESENTATIONS Diggs, E.J., Wang, Yong, Sutton, W.B., and Schweitzer, C.J. 2012. Habitat Use Patterns of Lampropeltis getula nigra and Agkistrodon contortrix in Forest Stands Disturbed by Forest Management. Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB). University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. April 4th -7th , 2012. Diggs, E.J., Wang, Yong, Sutton, W. B., and Schweitzer, C.J. 2012. Habitat Use Patterns of Lampropeltis getula nigra and Agkistrodon contortrix in Forest Stands Disturbed by Forest Management. Southeastern Partners in Reptile and Amphibian Conservation (SEPARC). Fall Creek Falls, Tennessee. February 16th -19th , 2012. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure of Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. 72nd Annual Association of Southeaster Biologists Meeting. April 13-16, 2011.
Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. North Carolina Academy of Science Annual Meeting. March 25-26, 2011. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford Undergraduate Symposium. February 25, 2011. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Age and Sex Ratios of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River Catchment, Queensland, Australia. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium. November 20, 2010. Diggs Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. 53rd Tri-Beta Annual Meeting held with the 71st Annual Association of Southeastern Biologists Meeting. April 7-10, 2010. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. North Carolina Academy of Science Annual Meeting. March 26-27, 2010. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. Guilford Undergraduate Symposium. February 26, 2010. PUBLICATIONS Diggs, Elliott1 , Wang Yong1 , and Sutton, William B.2 . July 2012. Habitat association, use, and response to prescribed burning and thinning in pine-hardwood forests between two snake species in northwestern Alabama. Alabama A&M University1 University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN2 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 59 (3): 367. (Association of Southeastern Biologists Abstract published). Diggs, Elliott1 , Curran, Timothy2 , and Freeman, Alastair3 . July 2011. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford College1 The School for Field Studies2 Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services3 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 58 (3): 311. (Association of Southeastern Biologists Abstract published). Diggs, Elliott1 , Curran, Timothy2 , and Freeman, Alastair3 . July 2010. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford College1 The School for Field Studies2 Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services3 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 57 (3): 432. (Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society Abstract published). Freeman, Alastair and Curran, Tim. 2009. Johnstone River Snapping Turtle (Elseya stirlingi) on the Atherton Tablelands: summary report for 2009 monitoring season. Queensland Government: Threatened Species Group and Department of Environment and Resource Management. Atherton, Queensland, Australia. The School for Field Studies: Centre for
Rainforest Studies. Yungaburra, Queensland, Australia. Acknowledged in a government report for contribution to the research done and help provided to Alastairs research AWARDS Guilford College: Deans List 2007, Swenson Pen Award 2007, Tri Beta National Biological Honors Society Full Member: inducted Spring 2009.

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  • 1. ELLIOTT DIGGS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FIELD RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Alabama A&M University Huntsville, AL July 2011-May 2012 Conducted research and supervised two paid interns on a Masters level research project Examining the spatial ecology, habitat use and predator-prey relationship between two snake species, copperhead and black kingsnake (Agkistrodon contortrix and Lampropeltis getula nigra) in Normal, Moulton, and Double Springs, Alabama. Guilford College Greensboro, NC The School for Field Studies/Center for Rainforest Studies Queensland, Australia Sep 2009-Apr 2011 School for Field Studies Centre for Rainforest Studies, Queensland, Australia Sep Dec 2009. Conducted field research on Australian freshwater turtle population structure in the tropical rainforests of Queensland Australia. Conducted research on the population structure of Australian freshwater turtles. Specifically testing to see if sex ratios and age class ratios were independent of pools within the north Johnstone River; measured and processed turtles captured in fall 2009; Worked collaboratively with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Threatened Species Unit of the Environmental Protection Agency and School for Field Studies Centre for Rainforest Studies Completion of coursework in Queensland: Rainforest Ecology, Principles of Rainforest Management, Socioeconomics and Environmental Policy. Guilford College, upon return completed undergraduate senior thesis paper: Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Fresh Water Turtles in the North Johnston River, Queensland. PRESENTATIONS Diggs, E.J., Wang, Yong, Sutton, W.B., and Schweitzer, C.J. 2012. Habitat Use Patterns of Lampropeltis getula nigra and Agkistrodon contortrix in Forest Stands Disturbed by Forest Management. Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB). University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. April 4th -7th , 2012. Diggs, E.J., Wang, Yong, Sutton, W. B., and Schweitzer, C.J. 2012. Habitat Use Patterns of Lampropeltis getula nigra and Agkistrodon contortrix in Forest Stands Disturbed by Forest Management. Southeastern Partners in Reptile and Amphibian Conservation (SEPARC). Fall Creek Falls, Tennessee. February 16th -19th , 2012. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure of Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. 72nd Annual Association of Southeaster Biologists Meeting. April 13-16, 2011.
  • 2. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. North Carolina Academy of Science Annual Meeting. March 25-26, 2011. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford Undergraduate Symposium. February 25, 2011. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Age and Sex Ratios of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River Catchment, Queensland, Australia. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium. November 20, 2010. Diggs Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. 53rd Tri-Beta Annual Meeting held with the 71st Annual Association of Southeastern Biologists Meeting. April 7-10, 2010. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. North Carolina Academy of Science Annual Meeting. March 26-27, 2010. Diggs, Elliott, Curran, Timothy, Freeman, Alastair. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles. Guilford Undergraduate Symposium. February 26, 2010. PUBLICATIONS Diggs, Elliott1 , Wang Yong1 , and Sutton, William B.2 . July 2012. Habitat association, use, and response to prescribed burning and thinning in pine-hardwood forests between two snake species in northwestern Alabama. Alabama A&M University1 University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN2 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 59 (3): 367. (Association of Southeastern Biologists Abstract published). Diggs, Elliott1 , Curran, Timothy2 , and Freeman, Alastair3 . July 2011. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford College1 The School for Field Studies2 Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services3 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 58 (3): 311. (Association of Southeastern Biologists Abstract published). Diggs, Elliott1 , Curran, Timothy2 , and Freeman, Alastair3 . July 2010. Examining Population Structure in Two Species of Australian Freshwater Turtles in the North Johnstone River, Queensland. Guilford College1 The School for Field Studies2 Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services3 . Southeastern Biology. Volume 57 (3): 432. (Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society Abstract published). Freeman, Alastair and Curran, Tim. 2009. Johnstone River Snapping Turtle (Elseya stirlingi) on the Atherton Tablelands: summary report for 2009 monitoring season. Queensland Government: Threatened Species Group and Department of Environment and Resource Management. Atherton, Queensland, Australia. The School for Field Studies: Centre for
  • 3. Rainforest Studies. Yungaburra, Queensland, Australia. Acknowledged in a government report for contribution to the research done and help provided to Alastairs research AWARDS Guilford College: Deans List 2007, Swenson Pen Award 2007, Tri Beta National Biological Honors Society Full Member: inducted Spring 2009.
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