On February 2, Pelham Today released an interview with Kerry Kennedy, who is a graduate of NC’s Ecosystem Restoration program and the spouse of NC president, Sean Kennedy.
In the article, Kennedy elaborates on her role helping coordinate a group of NC Ecosystem Restoration program students, who will be monitoring the distribution with a project in their Wild Species Management class. The article also speaks to the recent installation of NC’s Motus Tower at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus, which tracks the flight patterns of migratory birds and works in conjunction with hundreds of other such towers across North and South America.
Read the Pelham Today article here.
