| SciWrite's founder, Lee Harding, has a B.Sc. in Wildlife
Management from the University of California (1970), a Ph.D. from Gifu
University, Japan (2002) and is a Registered
Professional Biologist (R.P.Bio.) in British Columbia. As a
consultant during 1972-76 he studied wildlife ecology in forest and tundra
ecosystems. In 1976 he joined Environment Canada as a Senior
Environmental Design biologist in Alberta, moving to positions as a
science program manager in the Northwest Territories and British
Columbia. He received a Citation of Excellence (1995)
and a Merit Award (1996) from the Canadian Wildlife Service,
where he headed sections responsible for wildlife toxicology, ecosystem
planning and land claims negotiations. In 1997 he retired from
public service to consult full time.
By working with associates and using in-house equipment, Harding is prepared to lead wildlife field research anywhere in the world.
See Recent Projects for examples
of wildlife projects and Toxicology for
wildlife toxicology projects. More information on wildlife
project is on the South America and
Middle East pages.
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- Effects of overgrazing on Arabian
oryx in Jordan
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- Effects of pulp mill effluent on
wetland ecosystems in Chile
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- Effects of selenium on Red-winged blackbirds
in Canada
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- Mink mark and recapture
- Grizzly bear radio-telemetry
- Deer capture for radiotelemetry
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