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David Shaw
School: University of Alaska-Fairbanks
Expertise: birds, wildlife
David Shaw
- Science writer, conservation photographer and photo educator living in the heart of Alaska's boreal forest.
- Leads wilderness trips in Alaska for Arctic Wild.
- Written about a variety of wildlife topics for Birds & Blooms, including the types of owls in North America, the friendliest birds in the United States, bird watching and bird photography.
- Master of science degree in Wildlife Biology from the University of Alaska-Fairbanks and Bachelor of science degree in Wildlife Biology from The Evergreen State College
Experience
David Shaw is a science writer, conservation photographer and photo educator living in the heart of Alaska's boreal forest. He is passionate about the world's remaining wild places and creatures. Shaw leads wilderness trips in Alaska for Arctic Wild. He has written about a variety of wildlife topics for Birds & Blooms, including the types of owls in North America, the friendliest birds in the United States, bird watching and bird photography.
Education
- Master of science degree in Wildlife Biology from the University of Alaska-Fairbanks
- Bachelor of science degree in Wildlife Biology from The Evergreen State College
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