Larry Temple

Turner Endangered Species Fund biologists Val Asher, Liz Bradley and Larry Temple met with a sheep rancher in Tom Miner Basin to help wrap up this summer's fencing project.
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Temple looked for tracks in the Gravelly Range on the 14th but most access was blocked by snow drifts.He did pick up a signal from #115 on the Sun River Ranch.

Larry Temple

Larry Temple has served as a biologist for the Turner Endangered Species Fund since August 1997.He is responsible for assessing the feasibility of restoring gray wolves to the southern Rocky Mountains.Prior to working with the Fund, Larry spent a career with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish as a biologist and conservation officer.Larry obtained his B.Sc. in Wildlife Science from New Mexico State University in 1973.His professional interest include all facets of wildlife management and restoration.