Dr. Jim Dyer - GPS in Natural Resource Management - July 26 thru August 8, 2007

Denton Culpepper, Jacob Haring and Josh McClain prepare for Global Positioning System tracking	Aubrey Simpkins is GPS tracking while Stacy Kidd waits to flag	Matt Bailey flags for tracker, Brent Norris
Justin Jacobs uses GPS tracker while Jordan Speer,  Lance Kelpe and Rustin Stephens observe	Student Matt Bailey wrote his name with a GPS rover.  His name was 100 feet long.	Dr. Jim Dyer demonstrates proper GPS tracking methods for student, Aubrey Simpkins
Students Learn Global	Positioning inside the Spatial	Data Lab in Lomax Hall
The Historic Districts of Ruston map created by Denton Culpepper, Jacob Haring, Stacy Kidd and Hunter Robertson		Ruston Parks and Recreation Ball Fields map created by Lance Kelpe, Justin Jacobs and Jordan Speer
Simsboro Fire Hydrants Current & Abandoned map created by Aubrey Simpkins, Randy Wiggins, Jake Azbell and Josh McClain		Freshman Survival in Ruston map created by Trey Wynn, Rustin Stephens and Brent Norris

Rhea Rylee and Mike Hennigan, a L A Tech Forestry graduate, point out a mountain stream crossing designed to minimize sedimentation.		Class in the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas
	Students learn stream sampling under the direction of Dr. Jim Dickson, Dr. Bill Patterson, Research Associate, Dan Taylor and Research Associate, Joey Haley.  The team conducted this sampling on the Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area on Redwine Creek.
Aimee Robert, Interpretive Ranger with Louisiana State Parks and a LA Tech School of Forestry graduate, talks to the class about Lake Claiborne State Park.		Larry Hedrick of the Ouachita National Forest explains shortleaf pine/ bluestem ecosystem restoration.