Raquel Sadler

Raquel Sadler

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Research Assistant II - Loch Lab
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

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I attended MSU NatSci as an undergraduate student in zoology. After graduation, I lived in Alaska for a few months working as a mammals intern at the Alaska Sealife Center. When I came back to Michigan, I worked at Potter Park Zoo and made wonderful connections with the animals there. I am a volunteer for a research project through SPARCNet working with red-backed salamanders. We are working to find the best tagging method for these salamanders.

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