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The
ESER Program conducts, manages and coordinates ecological
and environmental research, offsite environmental
surveillance, and environmental education for the INL.
ESER
services
include:
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INL offsite surveillance, including sample collection and analysis of air, water,
soil, milk, wheat, lettuce, potatoes, and tissue samples (domestic and
wildlife) for radionuclides.
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Wildlife habitat
and vegetation surveys, studies and research on and near INL.
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Sitewide research
concerning endangered species, pollutants in the environment and
revegetation.
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Environmental
education concerning ecological issues around the INL.
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Conservation management planning.
New ESER team members
January 2008 Newsletter
(Subscribe
to Newsletter)
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Sensitive Animal Species Inventory on
the INL
Sagebrush Steppe Ecosystem Reserve
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Idaho Falls RadNet Monitoring Station
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An Animal of the High Desert - Pygmy
Rabbit
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ESER Program
S. M. Stoller Corp.
120 Technology Drive
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
208-525-9358
Fax: 208-525-3364
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