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Charles Hutchinson

Professor Emeritus

cfh@arizona.edu

William (Bill) Matter

Professor

wmatter@arizona.edu

Larry Howery

Professor and Specialist Emeritus, Rangeland Ecology and Management

lhowery@ag.arizona.edu

Barron Orr

Professor and Geospatial Extension Specialist

barron@arizona.edu

Charles van Riper III

Professor & ST Research Ecologist - Emeritus

520 670 6671 ext. 267

William Mannan

Professor Emeritus

mannan@arizona.edu

Jim Malusa

Research Scientist

Malusa@arizona.edu

George Ruyle

Professor and Specialist Emeritus, Range Management

gruyle@cals.arizona.edu

John Koprowski

Professor Emeritus

5quirre1@arizona.edu

David D. Breshears

Regents Professor Emeritus

daveb@arizona.edu

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