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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.
Recent Publications:
The Idaho
National Laboratory Site Long-Term Vegetation Transects:
A Comprehensive Review
Ecological Resources Associated With T-24 and T-25 and
Potential Effects of Constructing a Haul Road
Elk in the Desert video
2009 Fourth Quarter
Report
2008 Annual Site
Environmental Report
Big Lost River Trenches Revegetation Demonstration Project
Progress Report and Formal Revegetation Assessment 2009
 December 2009
Newsletter - Annual Report of Surveys for
Historic Sage-Grouse Leks on the Idaho National Laboratory Site
 Newspaper
in Education
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scientist or check out our Q&A Archive.
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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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