Research
Associate
Department of Wildland Resources
Utah State University
Logan, UT 84322-5230
(435) 797-3576 bethb@cc.usu.edu
Beth
Burritt is a Research Associate at Utah State University. She received
her M.S. in Animal Science from Utah State University in 1983. At that
time, she wondered how livestock knew what and what not to eat on rangelands
and pastures. She began her quest to find the answer to this question
in 1985 by conducting research with Fred Provenza and others on the role
of learning on diet selection of herbivores. Currently, Beth is busy
writing fact sheets, working on a web course, designing teaching materials,
and giving lectures for BEHAVE.
Research
Associate
Beth
Burritt is a Research Associate at Utah State University. She received
her M.S. in Animal Science from Utah State University in 1983. At that
time, she wondered how livestock knew what and what not to eat on rangelands
and pastures. She began her quest to find the answer to this question
in 1985 by conducting research with Fred Provenza and others on the role
of learning on diet selection of herbivores. Currently, Beth is busy
writing fact sheets, working on a web course, designing teaching materials,
and giving lectures for BEHAVE.