Conservation Research Laboratory: General Conservation Projects

CRL: General Conservation Projects

Active/In Progress - click project title for details
Effect of personality on the exploration and settlement stages of natal dispersal
Allyssa L. Kilanowski
Differential Response of a Native Arizona Gray Squirrel and an Introduced Abert’s Squirrel to a Mosaic of Burn Severities
Shari Ketcham
Space Use, Sociality, and Foraging Ecology of Antelope Jackrabbits
Maria Alteumus
Effects of Re-establishing Black-tailed Prairie Dog Colonies on Southeastern Arizona Grasslands
Sarah Hale
Can red squirrel middens influence species diversity?
Erin Posthumus
Competition between native and introduced species
Jonathan J. Derbridge
Proximate cues and ultimate consequences for natal dispersal and settlement in an altered forest landscape: influence of experience, behavior, and habitat
Melissa Merrick
Road and traffic effects on movements and space use of red squirrels
Hsiang Ling Chen
Mammal detection and identification using non-invasive method: hairtube sampling
Timothy G. Jessen
Ecology of Neotropical Tree Squirrels
Rosa Jessen
 
Completed Projects - click project title for details
Competition for conifer cones as a potential mechanism of endangerment for the Mt. Graham red squirrel.
Rebecca Minor
Factors influencing habitat use by wildlife relative to landscape disturbance
Sandy Doumas
Response of the Mount Graham Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus grahamensis) to Postfire Conditions
Seafha Tuttle (Blount)
What can endemics tell us? Space use and ecology of the endemic Arizona gray squirrel
Nichole Cudworth
The Socioecology, Mating System and Behavior of Round-Tailed Ground Squirrels (Xerospermophilus tereticaudus)
Karen Munroe
Movements of Mesocarnivores in a Fragmented Desert Environment
Margaret G. Rheude
Ecology of the endemic Mearns’s squirrel (Tamiasciurus mearnsi) in Baja California, Mexico
Nicolas Ramos-Lara
Assessment of an introduced population of Mexican red-bellied squirrels (Sciurus aureogaster) in Biscayne National Park, Florida, USA
Geoffrey Palmer
Differential response to fire by an exotic and an endemic species complicate endangered species conservation
Nate Gwinn
Response of endangered Mt. Graham red squirrels to severe insect infestation
Claire A. Zugmeyer
Variation among red squirrel populations: Ecological differences at the edge of their range and response to fire.
Katharine M. Leonard
Bat diversity, resource use and activity patterns along a Sonoran Desert riparian corridor
Deborah J. C. Buecher
Forest disturbance and the long term population persistence of the Mt. Graham red squirrel:  a spatially explicit modeling approach
David Wood
Suitability of Potential Habitat for the Extirpated Arizona Black-tailed Prairie Dog
Carol A. Coates
Space use, ecology, & conservation of Chiricahua fox squirrels
Bret S. Pasch
The ecology of an introduced population of Abert’s squirrels in a mixed-conifer forest.
Andrew J. Edelman