From left, Dr. Ilya Buynevich, an assistant professor of earth sciences at Temple University, and Logan Wiest, a graduate student at Temple, construct experimental inclined shafts for georadar imaging. The imaging is used to compare the artificial shafts to natural northern pine snake burrows and is part of an effort to map the hibernations habitats of the threatened snake and help recover the population in New Jersey. (Courtesy photo/Dane Ward, Laboratory of Pinelands Research, Drexel University)
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