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Anna Weinberg

Researcher/Scientist III

CART Co-Principal Investigator

akweinberg@arizona.edu

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Brandon Mayer

Research Professional II

Social Ecological Systems - Lien Lab

butterzs@arizona.edu

Cindy Norton

Research Scientist III

ARSC - van Leeuwen Lab

cnorton1@arizona.edu

Aaron D. Flesch

Research Scientist

The Desert Laboratory - Tumamoc Hill

flesch@arizona.edu

Jonathan Derbridge

Assistant Research Specialist

Lopez-Hoffman Lab

derbridge@arizona.edu

Ellen Denny

Monitoring Design & Data Coordinator

USA-NPN - Crimmins Lab

ellen@usanpn.org

Erin Posthumus

Outreach Coordinator

USA-NPN - Crimmins Lab

erin@usanpn.org

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