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Research

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• Improving state wildlife management

Publications

individual publications

• academic article

  • Communicating about zoonotic disease: strategic considerations for wildlife professionals.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  35:112-119. 2011
  • Understanding Risk Perceptions to Enhance Communication about Human-wildlife Interactions and the Impacts of Zoonotic Disease.  Journal of the Institute for Laboratory Animal Research.  51:255-261. 2010
  • Moving public participation beyond compliance: Uncommon approaches to finding common ground.  George Wright Forum.  26:23-39. 2009
  • Formative co-orientation research: A tool to assist with environmental decision making.  Environmental Communication.  2:257-273. 2008
  • Expanding problem frames to understand human-wildlife conflicts in urban-proximate parks.  Journal of Park and Recreation Administration.  25:62-78. 2007
  • Application of an issue-evolution model to wildlife issues in National Parks.  The George Wright Forum.  23:62-71. 2006
  • Wildlife disease management: a manager’s model.  Human Dimensions of Wildlife.  11:151-158. 2006

• booksection

  • Overcoming jurisdictional boundaries through stakeholder engagement and collaborative governance: lessons learned from white-tailed deer management in the U.S 2009

• chapter

  • Stakeholder engagement in wildlife management..  Johns Hopkins University Press. 139-156. 2012
  • Stakeholders as beneficiaries of wildlife management..  Johns Hopkins University Press. 26-40. 2012
  • Conclusion: What is wildlife management? .  Wildlife and Society: The Science of Human Dimensions. 315-327. 2008

• conference paper

  • Examining the role of community participation in biological resource management: human dimensions of deer issues in northeastern National Park Service Units.  People, Places, and Parks: Proceedings of the 2005 George Wright Society Conference on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites. 108-114. 2006
  • Wildlife management on urban-rural interfaces: cooperation and conflict between science and society.  Emerging Issues along Urban/Rural Interfaces: Linking Science and Society. 149-153. 2005

• manual

  • A Guide to Developing a Manager's Model from Scratch.  59. 2009

• report

  • Cornell lands, deer, and East Hill communities: results from a 2006 survey of community residents.  37. 2007
  • Deer, people, and parks: Perspectives of residents in communities near Fire Island National Seashore 2007
  • Deer, people, and parks: Perspectives of residents in communities near Morristown National Historic Park.  65. 2007
  • Deer, people, and parks: Perspectives of residents in communities near Prince William Forest Park.  66. 2007
  • Deer, people, and parks: Perspectives of residents in communities near Valley Forge National Historic Park 2007
  • Deer, people, and parks: Perspectives of residents in communities near the Great Falls Area of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park.  66. 2007
  • Identifying capacity for local community participation in wildlife management planning: Case 1: White-tailed deer issues at Fire Island National Seashore.  39. 2007
  • Identifying capacity for local community participation in wildlife management planning: Case 2: White-tailed deer issues at Valley Forge National Historical Park.  37. 2007
  • Identifying capacity for local community participation in wildlife management planning: Case 3: White-tailed deer issues at Prince William Forest Park.  35. 2007
  • White-tailed deer issues in NPS units: insights from natural resource managers in the northeastern US.  27. 2005
• A Guide to Developing a Manager's Model from Scratch 2008