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Danielle Gunn is an Extension Educator in Agriculture at the University of Idaho Extension, serving the Fort Hall Reservation. She is affiliated with the University of Idaho's agricultural outreach arm, focusing on practical education and applied research in livestock and range systems.
Education:
- M.S., University of Idaho
- B.S., Utah State University
- A.A.S., College of Southern Idaho
Her research interests include beef reproduction, livestock and range management, and noxious weed management. She develops science-based extension materials to support producers and homeowners in eastern Idaho. Her work bridges animal science, rangeland health, and pest control, emphasizing sustainable and practical solutions.
Her recent publications span reproductive technologies in beef cattle, vaccine handling, poisonous plants, and urban pest management. These works reflect a strong trend in applied agricultural science, targeting both commercial livestock operations and community-level concerns such as home pest control and public health entomology.
Scientific Awards:
- National Finalist — Fact Sheet Category — Managing Voles in Idaho Lawns and Landscapes (2015)
- State Winner — Extension Poster — Cowboy Schools — Getting Dirty & Making Money (2015)
- Western Region Mary Wells Diversity Award (2008)
While formal student advising is not evident, her extensive outreach through extension programming—including workshops, publications, and field demonstrations—serves as a form of broad educational mentorship. She has contributed to multiple grant-supported or institutionally funded extension projects, though specific grant titles are not listed. Her work is collaborative, involving teams across the University of Idaho Extension network.
Danielle Gunn operates within the University of Idaho Extension team on the Fort Hall Reservation, contributing to integrated agricultural and natural resource programming. Her efforts are part of a larger outreach mission to support tribal and rural communities through science-based education.
