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Beever, Erik Alan was born on September 17, 1971 in Lynwood, California, United States. Son of Richard David and Sharon Kay Beever.
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Erik Alan Beever, American ecologist, biologist. Achievements include research in interactions of free-roaming horses with other ecosystem components; research in local losses of populations of the American pika during the 20th and 21st centuries, climate change and other research related to disturbance ecology.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, University California, Davis, 1989—1993. Doctor of Philosophy in Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology, University Nevada, Reno, 1994—1999.
Career
Research intern section plant biology University California, Davis, 1991, research intern wildlife, fisheries and conservation biology, 1992—1993, geographic information system or geographical information science intern, 1993—1994. Environmental education/urban ecology exchange intern Partners of the American mathematical society, California Division Forestry, Sacramento, 1993. Forest inventory supervisor Plumas National Forest United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Quincy, 1993.
Technical assistant California Department Education, Sacramento, 1994. Principal investigator, graduate research assistant Biological Resources Research Center, University Nevada, Reno, 1994—1999, postdoctoral fellow, Biology Department, 2000. Ecologist Biological Research Division United States Geological Survey, Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center, Corvallis, Oregon, 2000—2005.
Quantitative ecologist Net Promoter Score Inventory and Monitoring Program, Ashland, Wisconsin, 2005—2007. Research ecologist, biological research division United States Geological Survey, Alaska Science Center, Anchorage, since 2007.
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Translator, sister city ambassador, international observer & agent of accompaniment Salvadorean Humanitarian Aid, Research & Education, Rutilio Grande, El Salvador, 1992—1993. Translator various humanitarian efforts. Private-citizen advisory, 1992—2010.
Lector various religious communities, 1987—2008. Member of American Institute Biological Sciences, American Society Mammalogists, Society Conservation Biology, Sigma Xi, The Wildlife Society.
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American
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1993
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2005 - 2007
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Named one of Top 5 Finalists, INT Water Skiing Association, 2004. Recipient Humanitarian Effort award, Davis Interfaith Council, 1993, STAR award, United States Geological Survey, 2001-2003, 2008-2009. Grantee Collaborative Research Program, 2002-2003, Innovative Research Program, 2004-2005. Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Fund Research grant, American Museum Natural History, 1996, Research grant, Great Basin Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit, 2004-2006.Named one of Top 5 Finalists, INT Water Skiing Association, 2004. Recipient Humanitarian Effort award, Davis Interfaith Council, 1993, STAR award, United States Geological Survey, 2001-2003, 2008-2009. Grantee Collaborative Research Program, 2002-2003, Innovative Research Program, 2004-2005.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Fund Research grant, American Museum Natural History, 1996, Research grant, Great Basin Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit, 2004-2006.