Funded Research Projects: Wildlife Science

The Wildlife Science interest group has current research projects on the basic ecology of species and a wide range of issues dealing with management and conservation of species and ecosystems, including problems in forest management, wildlife toxicology, range management, and marine mammalogy. The interest group focuses on vertebrates. Mountain Goat
 
Corvid abundance and recreational use in Pacific Northwest national parks

Developing a biodiversity scorecard for Washington

Eastern Gray Squirrel ecology and interactions with Western Gray Squirrels in Fort Lewis, WA

Eastern gray squirrel ecology and interactions with Western gray squirrels in the South Puget Sound region

Forecasting the interactive effects of climate change, riparian land use, and invasive species on Pacific salmon

Forecasting the relative and cumulative effects of multiple stressors on at-risk poplations

Kimberly Williams-Guillen NSF fellowship

Modeling the interactions among urban development, land cover change, and bird diversity

Western gray squirrel: measure distribution, abundance, and habitat use in Lake Chelan National Recreation Area