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Research

research activities

• Improving state wildlife management

Publications

individual publications

• academic article

  • Agency traits that build capacity to manage disease..  Human Dimensions of Wildlife.  17:376-388. 2012
  • 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
  • Integrating ecological and human dimensions in adaptive management of wildlife-related impacts.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  34:698-705. 2006
  • Wildlife disease management: a manager’s model.  Human Dimensions of Wildlife.  11:151-158. 2006
  • Adaptive impact management: an integrative approach to wildlife management.  Human Dimensions of Wildlife.  8:81-95. 2003
  • Deer populations up, hunter populations down: implications of interdependence of deer and hunter population dynamics on management.  Ecoscience.  10:356-362. 2003
  • The essence of wildlife management.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  30:585-593. 2002
  • Risk perception as a determinant of wildlife stakeholder acceptance capacity for cougars in Montana.  Human Dimensions of Wildlife.  5:50-62. 2000
  • The future of hunting as a mechanism to control white-tailed deer populations.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  28:797-807. 2000
  • Wildlife stakeholder acceptance capacity for cougars in Montana.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  28:931-939. 2000
  • A terrain ruggedness index that quantifies topographic heterogeneity.  Intermountain Journal of Sciences.  5:23-27. 1999

• book

  • Applying impact management: a practitioner’s guide. 2012
  • Applying impact management: a practitioner’s guide 2011
  • Thinking like a manager: reflections on wildlife management 2006

• chapter

  • Adaptive management in wildlife conservation.  The wildlife techniques manual.. 43-54. 2012
  • Adaptive value of human dimensions for wildlife management..  Johns Hopkins University Press. 248-255. 2012
  • Human dimensions of wildlife management..  Johns Hopkins University Press. 3-14. 2012
  • Wildlife management as a process within a system..  Johns Hopkins University Press. 87-100. 2012
  • Conclusion: What is wildlife management? .  Wildlife and Society: The Science of Human Dimensions. 315-327. 2008

• conference paper

  • Deer populations up, hunter populations down: implications of interdependence of deer and hunter population dynamics on management.  5th International Deer Biology Congress. 2002

• manual

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

• report

  • Approaching the limits of traditional hunter harvest for managing white-tailed deer populations at the landscape level.  58. 2000
• A Guide to Developing a Manager's Model from Scratch 2008