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Natural Resources Communications

Effective communication is the key to effective conservation and management of natural resources. In addition to participating in research projects, I am passionate about incorporating communication and outreach into my career in the natural resources.

Media Coverage

Featured below are links to research articles and student profiles describing previous research that I have been a part of.

Female American Kestrel with GPS Backpack

Keeping up with kestrels

Rappahannock News 

Personal photography (attached) was featured as cover photo for article.

Sarah Cain with white-tailed deer fawn

NRM Student Profile: Sarah Cain, Auburn University: A Passion for Wildlife Research

Natural Resources Management Today

This student profile describes my undergraduate career in wildlife research.

Female American Kestrel with GPS Backpack

Tracking Backpacks for Tiny Falcons

Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Personal photography (attached) was featured as cover photo of article.

Sarah Cain Auburn Undergraduate Ambassador

Student Research Spotlight: Sarah Cain studies white-tailed deer

Auburn News

This student research spotlight included a highlight about my undergraduate research.

Sarah Cain interviewing with National Geographic

During my time as a Wilderness Explorer, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by National Geographic about Disney conservation programs for their show, "Magic of Disney's Animal Kingdom."

Magic of Disney's Animal Kingdom

Sarah Cain releasing a purple martin with National Geographic

Photography

In addition to conducting research and outreach in the natural resources, I also enjoy photographing the natural resources around me. Please enjoy a few of my favorites!

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