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Past logging and preparation for real estate development harmed the forest ecosystem at MPG North. Staff scientists and collaborators help us understand the consequences of these human-caused disturbances, their effect on wildlife, and the potential for restoration activities to restore ecosystem function and wildlife habitat. For more information on our research at MPG North, or to inquire about opportunities for collaboration, please click here or contact info@mpgnorth.com (northinfo@mpgranch.com).
We collaborate with individuals in both the private and public sectors to advance our research, restoration and educational goals:
MPG North is not currently acccepting resumes.