DNR Wildlife Research Technician, David Hoffman

Meet David Hoffman - DNR Wildlife Research Technician

David obtained a BS degree in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology from Iowa State University in 1992. Employed by the Iowa DNR for 31 years, he has conducted research on mallards, lesser scaup, deer, pheasants, bobcats, otters, gray fox, water quality issues and blanding’s turtles. He has also coordinated the trumpeter swan restoration program.

David is passionate about education and outreach. He has conducted over one hundred school programs. He enjoys working with students and teachers and strives to engage, connect, empower and ultimately instill an ownership in science and nature.

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Gray fox harvest in Iowa declined from more than 3000/year in the 1980s to one in 2023. Research is currently being conducted to learn more about their decline. Habitat changes/loss, competition by other predators and disease are a few of the speculated causes for the decline.

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