California - Nevada Wildlife Society - Transactions
YEAR VOL. TITLE AUTHOR LEAD AUTHOR Second AUTHOR Third AUTHOR SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT
1966 2 Your Society, Your Profession and You Evenden, Fred G.    Society information
1966 2 Deer-Range Research in Nevada Tueller Paul, T. Doughty, Larry Berg, Robert H. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus) Range Management Foraging Choices sample sample
1966 2 Parasitism in the Fishes of the Moapa River, Clark County, Nevada Wilson, Brian L. Deacon, James E. Bradley, Glen W. Fish Parasites on Fish Moapa River Nevada
1966 2 Killing the Goose with the Golden Egg or the Educated American with the Midas Touch Winton, J. Martin Birds Waterfowl Pacific flyway land use:  waterfowling, livestock grazing 1951 Central Valley Project
1966 2 Why Should I Join the Wildlife Society--How Would it Benefit Me? Severaid, J. Harold location to publish your wildlife research
1966 2 Deer Habitat Investigations on the Humboldt National Forest Gruell, George Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus hemionus) range resources in Nevada
1966 2 Additional Studies of Anamolies of the Skull in Desert Bighorn Sheep Allred, Glen L. Baker, Lee R. Bradley, Glen W. Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) 260 sheep skulls examined dental anomolies
1966 2 Field Studies Involving Some of the Effects of Parathion on the Agricultural Avifauna in Lovelock Nevada Salter, David Birds Pesticides Parathion Nevada spring of 1965
1966 2 A Preliminary Report on a Model for Range and Big Game Management McCullough, Dale R. Mammals Big Game Model to help regulate big game animals in relation to available forage Bitter brush (Purshia) stand date used Competition between deer (Odocoileus hemionus inyoensis) and Tule Elk (Cervus nannodes)
1966 2 Range Use by Deer at Hastings Reservation as Determined by Pellet Count White, Keith L. Mammals Deer Hastings Reservation Deer pellet circular plots were established on 4 different vegetation types
1966 2 Biological Survey of San Francisco Bay Aplin, J. A. Fish San Francisco Bay, California Study to determine distribution and relative abundance of fish and shellfish, define ecological zones, and determine food and its availability Harvest waters of oyster, clam, smelt, herring, shrimp, and sportsfish San Francisco Bay is 75% publicly owned and represents 8 counties
1966 2 The Tule White-Fronted Goose (Anser albifrons gambelli) in the Sacramento Valley, California Wilbur, Sanford R. Birds Tule White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons gambelli) winter distribution in the Sacramento Valley, CA endangered subspecies
1966 2 Fall-Winter Food of California Quail as Influenced by Weather Duncan, Don A. Shields, Paul W. Birds California Quail (Lophortyx californica) San Joaquin Experimental Range in lower foothill rangelands in Madera County, CA crops of 376 quail collected
1966 2 Wildlife Services--New Division of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Miner, Joe E. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Division of Wildlife Services replaces the Division of Predator and Rodent Control Responsibilities include animal control, wildlife enhancement, and pesticide surveillance on federal lands
1966 2 Nevada's Experience with the Himalayan Snow Partridge Christensen, Glen C. Birds Himalayan Snow Partridge (Tetraogallus himalayensis) released as game birds in the Ruby Mountains of eastern Nevada
1966 2 Aspects of International Wildlife Miller, Richard Wildlife Management Foreign countries Foreign aid and/or professional assistance to countries in need of wildlife management
1966 2 The Sportsmen's Interest in Public Lands Young, Cliff Natural resources Public lands Need for inventory Law enforcement Sportsmen and women
1967 3 Exotic Big Game on Rancho Piedra Blanca Barrett, Reginald H. Mammals Exotic Big Game Northwestern San Luis Obiso County, CA Zebra (Equus burchellii), fallowdeer (Dama dama), sambar (Cervus unicolor), elk (Cervus canadensis nelsoni), thar (Hemitragus jemlaicus, and audad (Ammotragus lervia) escaped from zoo owned by William Randolph Hearst in 1953 Thar, sambar, audad, and elk are thrivin and are capable of causing range and crop damage
1967 3 Bugged Bunnies--Easier Said than Done Graves, Walter Charles Mammals Cottontail (Sylvilagus auduboni) Kern County, CA Radiotelemetry equipment used to determine daily, seasonal, and annual movement and home range requirements
1967 3 Sonic Tagging of Salmon on the San Joaquin River, 1965 Hallock, Richard J. Fish King Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Sonic tags were used by the California Department of Fish and Game to study salmon migrations through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta tags attached in front of dorsal fin and could be picked up by a receiver at least 3/4 of a mile
1967 3 Radio Telemetry - Key Tool in Porcupine Conrol - Methods Research Hoffer, Marvin C. Mammals Porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum) Northeastern California, northwest border of Lassen County Septermber 1964 to September 1966 Radio telemetry effective for monitoring movements
1967 3 Necropsy Finding in Desert Bighorn Sheep Engel, Ronald E., D.V.M., Ph.D Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) Nevada Test Site environs radiation surveillance study by the U.S. Public Health Service Profect to investigate alleged damage to domestic animals from the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) activities Studies of spontaneous lesions
1967 3 Prospects and Problems in Hatching Exotic Game Bird Eggs Abbott, Ursula K. Birds Quail (Coturnix pectoralis) bobwhite (Colinus virginianus texanus), masked bobwhite (Colinus virginianus ridgwayi), partridge (Alectoris graeca) and (Tetraogallus himalayensis Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), (Chrysolophus amherstiae), (Chrysolophus pictus), turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo), tinamou (Eudromia elegans), mallard ducks (Anas platyrhynchos, and penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) Use of avian species for domestication, release, or pilot animals for research studies
1967 3 Desert Bighorn and People in the Santa Rosa Mountains Blong, Bonnar Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Santa Rosa Mountains, CA Loss of habitat to urban development is greatest threat to desert bighorn sheep
1967 3 Communications in Wildlife Resource Planning Stokes, James D. Wildlife Resource Planning Problems Communication failure terminology gaps
1967 3 Communicating the Research Story Walker, Clyde M.` Wildlife Researchers Encourages researchers to write in the language of his audience
1967 3 The Biologist and Conservation Education Decker, Eugene Conservation Education in school Hunter education Teach the basic life history of the plant or animal Hunter Safety Program
1967 3 No Pisa, Please--Television as a Communication Device in Conservation Kovar, Glen A. Conservation Education Necessity for skilled gatherers and interpretersof information to convey accurate conservation information to a growing American public
1967 3 Better Conservation Communications Through Better Slide Talks Teague, Richard D. Conservation education Slide presentation techniques and supplies
1967 3 Wildlife Professionalism Whilesell, Dale E. Wildlife professional Advancement goals/administration obligation to profession
1967 3 Recent Literature and Theses on Wildlife  Yoakum, Jim Lists 12 publications pertaining to wildlife in California and Nevada
1968 4 Movements and Behavior of Alaskan Spruce Grouse During the Breeding Season Ellison, Laurence N. Birds Spruce Grouse (Canachites canadensis) Kenai Peninsula in Southcentral Alaska studies of territoriality among males Radio transmitters were used to obtain data on movement and behavior
1968 4 Wildlife Benefits From Resource Planning--The Land and Water Conservation Fund Program Reynolds, Temple A. Land and Water Conservation Fund Program Works with wildlife agencies to plan land and water used Discusses 1960's environmental legislation and practices
1968 4 The Sea Otter in California's Wildlife Ebert, Earl E. Mammals Southern Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) Slow population increase since receiving full Federal and State protection Resource conflict between abalone (Haliotis spp.), fishermen, and the sea otter
1968 4 Wild Turkey for the Future Smith, Walton A. Birds Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) trapping and transplanting
1968 4 Aggression in the Social Behavior of Roosevelt Elk Lieb, James Mammals Roosevelt Elk (Cervus canadensis rooseveltii) Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA Aggressive behavior expressed with in the limits of a dominance hierarchy
1968 4 Our Vanishing Estuaries Boughey, A.S. Estuaries Specialized plant flora Specialized invertebrates Resident and migrant birds
1968 4 The Impact of Management of Giant Sequoia Stands on Breeding Bird Populations Kilgore, Bruce M. Plants Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) Birds Robins (Turdis migra torius) and Western Wood  Pewee (Contopus sordidulus) Two 20 acre plots were studied
1968 4 The Wildlife Resource in California's Future Jones, Robert L. Future of the California Wildlife Resource Plans to prevent extirpation of fish and wildlife Recreational use
1968 4 Water Resource Development and Use Teerink, John R. Water Resource Development and Use Plans to provide water to 1990 and beyond Water for agriculture, municipal, industrial, domestic, recreation, fish, and wildlife use
1968 4 Meeting Nevada's Resource Needs DeRicco, Elmo J. Resource needs of Nevada Nevada Department of Conservation  and Natural Resources Native sagehen and wild horses Conversion of Sagebrush land to grass land
1968 4 Equal Billing--Wildlife is a Project Purpose Dillard, John A. B., Brig. Gen. Army Corps of Engineers Plans to provide best use of water and related land resources
1968 4 Public Role in Resource Development Livermore, Norman B. Managing and developing California's Resources Coordination between resource users
1968 4 Private Interest in Resurce Management Hall, E. E. Pacific Gas & Electric Company is a private interest Outdoor recreation PG & E lakes and live streams are open to the public
1968 4 Public Lands--The Future for Development and Use Keil, Nolan F. Public Land Resource Development and Use Bureau of Land Management Public Land
1968 4 Wildlife on Private Land--A Look to the Future Long, Wayne Management of wildlife by the landowner treat wildlife like a crop supplemental income to landowner more land under wildlife management
1968 4 Present Concern with Rare and Endangered Species Miller, Richard Gordon Measures for protecting rare and endangered species Nature Conservancy Survival Service Commission 
1969 5 Deer Forage Palatability, Digestibility and Management Implications Longhurst, W. M. et al Mammal Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Forage must be palatable and digestible Digestibility depends upon microbial growth Forage selection by olfaction, taste, and sight
1969 5 The Relationship of Sage Grouse to Upland Meadows in Nevada Savage, David E. Birds Sage Grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) Meadow utilization by sage grouse vegetation descriptions
1969 5 Pesticides and Reproductive Failure in the Osprey MacCarter, Donald L. Koplin, James R. MacCarter, Douglas S. Birds Osprey (Pandion haliatus) Flathead Lake, Montana Measurement of reproductive success of ospreys DDT table
1969 5 The Crisis in Environmental Quality Dasmann, Raymond F. Environmental Quality Crisis Quality means environmental health, productivity, diversity, and space
1969 5 Remarks of Senator Alan Bible Bible, Alan Conserve and protect our environment Sustain the earth Outdoor environment used for leisure
1969 5 The Dos Rios Project Wilson, Richard Dos Rios Project Cavelo, CA Dos Rios Dam inundates Round Valley Storage capacity of 7.6 million acre feet
1969 5 The Production and Consumption of Wildlife O'Regan, William Difficulties associated with the production and consumption of public goods wildlife is a public good costs of optimum production level
1969 5 Explosives in Marsh Management Arend, Philip H. Marsh Management Use of explosives Blowing ditches and potholes in waterfowl marshes Use of Farmex ditching powder and explosive nitro-carbo-nitrate granules Step by step directions
1969 5 The Politics of Natural Resource Use Wood, Samuel E. Natural Resource Policies Policy and Program to control the size and direction of urban growth in California present policy of responsibility for land use is left to the cities and counties there is a failure to reserve enough space
1969 5 Bird Navigation Dillaway, Ron C. Birds Methods by which birds orientate themselves and navigate
1969 5 The SCS in Wildlife Management Whitaker, Eugene A. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service Fish and wildlife on farm and ranch lands are agricultural crops specialists in plant sciences and fish and wildlife biology
1969 5 Gun Legislation--A Threat to the Pittman-Robertson Program Lahr, Leslie E. Pittman-Robertson Program Gun registration laws Wildlife Restoration Act
1969 5 The Professional Biologist's Role in Conservation Conflict Reavley, William L Conservationists lack of political muscle
1969 5 Bettering Communications Between Sportsmen's Organizations and the Wildlife Society Smith, Vernon J. Lack of communication between the wildlife society and sportsmen's organizations California Wildlife Federation
1969 5 The Professional Biologist's Role in Conservation Conflict Riley, Tom Conservation Environmental politics Scientific professionalism
1969 5 Conservation of Fishes of the Death Valley System in California and Nevada Miller, Robert Rush Fish Killifishes (Cyprinodontidae), Devils Hole Pupfish (Cyprinodon diabolis), Pahrump Valley Poolfish (Empetrichthys latos)   Death Valley, CA and NV Sanctuary establishment
1970 6 Population Studies of Sea Otters in California Odemar, Melvyn W. Wilson, Kenneth C. Mammals Sea otter (Enhydra lutris) Monterey County to San Luis Obispo County Aerial and shoreline surveys
1970 6 New Developments in Botulism Clark, William E. Botulism Clostridium botulinum Type C Waterfowl deaths by botulism
1970 6 The Changing Ecology of East Africa Myers, Norman Mammals Animals of East Africa Wildlife territories in East Africa Kenya's Nairobi Park Uganda's Murchison Falls Park
1970 6 Pressures on Fisheries Resources Schneider, Phillip W. Fish Fisheries scientists do not make public policy Fisheries resources require a more vocal voice Citizen involvement is needed
1970 6 Bio-Politics of California's Anchovy Fishery Messersmith, James D. Fish Northern Anchovy (Engrau lis mordax) Controlled anchovy harvest suggested Commercial fishery vs. sport fishermen
1970 6 The Saltfish and Striped Marlin Fishery of the Eastern Pacific Ocean Talbot, Gerald B. Fish Striped Marlin (Makaira audax), Pacific sailfish (Istiophorus greyi) Japanese longline fishery centered off the tip of Baja California Decline in sports catch
1970 6 A Population of Wild Fallow Deer in Mendociao County, California Jurek, Ronald M. Mammal White Fallow Deer (Dama dama) North Coast Range in central Mendocino County Point of release was Ridgewood Ranch
1970 6 Some Aspects of Bait Fish Research in the Lower Colorado River Complex Espinosa, F. A. Jr. Fish Rearing of bait fishes in the desert Southwest Analysis of supply and demand for bait fishes Research on review and selection of bait fishes
1970 6 Management of Wild Hogs on Private Lands in California Barrett, Reginald H. Mammal Wild Hog (Sus scrofa) Important Big Game species in California Landowner vs. hunting public
1970 6 Observations on th Bald Eagle of the Alaska Peninsula Hehnke, Merlin Birds Bald Eagle (Haliaetus leucocephalus alasanus) Alaska Peninsula Observations of fishing activities
1970 6 Distribution and Abundance of the San Joaquin Kit Fox Laughrin, Lyndal Mammal San Joaquin Kit Fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) San Joaquin, CA Delimited range Population decline
1970 6 Pesticides and Wildlife--The Efforts to Resolve a Dilemma Gusey, William F. Chemicals Pesticides DDT and other chlorinated hydrocarbons
1970 6 Modern Aspects of Predator Control  Allison, Malcolm N. Resource Management Predator Control Protection of livestock from predators Mammal Coyote
1970 6 Pressures on California's Coastal Resources Bissell, Harold Ocean resources Coastal resources State Coastal Zone Authorities COAP-A Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan
1970 6 Population and Water in California California State Water Plan Anti-ecological use of water Los Angeles use increase
1970 6 Competitive Use of Nevada's Range Forage by  Livestock and Big Game Tueller, Paul T. Mammals Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Mule Deer and Cattle compete for vegetation
1970 6 The Effects of Brush Burning on Deer  Longhurst, W. M. Connolly, G. E. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Response to "spot" burns in Mendocino County Chaparral Management Programs
1970 6 What Lies Ahead in Wildlife Conservation Leopold, A. Starker Conservation Programs National leadership by the profession Ecology Preservation of the natural environment
1970 6 Politics and the Wildlife Profession Arnett, Ray Communication of knowledge with the public Professional biologists Resource managers
1971 7 A Computer Simulation Model for Evaluating Deer Hunting Strategies Connolly, Guy E. et al Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Mendocino County, CA Population dynamics model Impact of hunting strategies
1971 7 Factors Affecting Changes in Invertebrate Community Structure in Bear Lake Erman, Don C. Invertebrates Plankton and nutrient leve changes Bear Lake, Utah Increased amounts of silt and clay, decreased oxygen level
1971 7 Beaver Population Studies at Sagehen Creek Taylor, David Mammals Beaver (Castor canadensis) Sagehen Creek in the California Sierra Nevada Beaver introduction 
1971 7 Seals and Sea Lions of San Miguel Island, California DeLong, Robert L. Seals and Sea Lions San Miguel Island Species accounts Breeding 
1971 7 Sex Ratios and Survival Estimates Among Salmon Populations Jensen, Paul T. Hyde, Jackson Fish Silver (coho) salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) and King (chinook) Salmon (O. tshawytscha) Murphy's Method of Estimating Techniques tro determine sex
1971 7 Economic Evaluation of Nevada Range Management Involving Deer Garrett, James R. Deer Hunting Estimate demand Evaluate range improvement activities State of Nevada
1971 7 Research and Management of an Underscribed Cutthroat Trout in Eastern Nevada Dodge, Frank H. Jr. Fish Cutthroat Trout (undescribe subspecies) Pine Creek, White Pine County, Nevada unusual morphology remnant of Bonneville Cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki utah)
1971 7 Pupfish Habitat Management Myers, Lewis H. Fish Devil's Hole Pupfish (Cyprinodon diabolis), Big Spring Amargosa Pupfish (C. nevadensis mionectes), Lovell Spring Amargosa Pupfish (C. nevadensis pectoralis), Ash Meadows Pupfish (Empetrichthys merriama), and  Amargosa Speckle Dace (Rhinichthys osculus nevadensis) BLM land, Ash Meadows area, Nye County, NV portion of Death Valley Natural spring management
1971 7 Age and Growth of Orangmouth Corvina in the Salton Sea, California Anderson, Keith R. Fish Orangemouth Corvina (Cynoscion xanthulus Salton Sea, California Age and growth monitored 1958 to 1968
1971 7 The Status of Coastal Wetlands in Southern California Speth, John W. Coastal Wetlands Southern California coast Loss of wetlands threats to existing wetlands
1971 7 California's Endangered Wildlife Leach, Howard R. Mammals Endangered animals in California California Department of Fish and Game Review of 129 animals of unknow status Develop wildlife managers into ecologists
1971 7 Lake Tahoe Water Quality Management McLaren, Fred R. Water Quality Lake Tahoe, CA and NV Environmental problems of water quality
1971 7 Fish, Wildlife, and Economics Bollman, Frank H. Fish and Wildlife Land and Water Mangement user demands Economics of resource management conservation of resources
1971 7 Salmon in California Holmberg, Joseph J. Fish Chinook or King Salmon (Oncorhynchus tsawytscha) and Coho or Silver Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) Historical population data Fresh-water environmental factors
1971 7 Fish and Wildlife in a Water Project Wiley, James C. Water resources development Fish and wildlife consideration Tehama-Colusa fish facilities planning process Fishery mitigation
1971 7 Osprey Workshop:  Summary of Research Findings and Management Recommendations Koplin, James Birds Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Factors influencing distribution and abundance Western U.S.A.
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management" Groves, Frank, W. Wildlife Law Enforcement Nevada Department of Fish and Game Fish and Game laws Enforcement of laws
1971 7 "Panel:  "The role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management Jantzen, Robert A. Wildlife Law Enforcement Arizona Game and Fish Department Law Enforcement Specialists
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management MCCormick, J. B. Wildlife Law Enforcement California Department of Fish and Game Federal Wildlife Law Enforcement Programs
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management" Schneider, Phillip W. Wildlife Law Enforcement National Wildlife Federation Oregon System of Management Use of state agency for enforcement
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's Ruch, James B. Ecologist Career National Wildlife Federation 3 Categories:  technician, enforcement officer, and administrator
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Munger, Maynard Ecologist Career Sierra Club Use of scientific evidence and facts from careful research
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Gilbert, Jerome B. Ecologist Career California State Water Resources Control Board Considers water quantity,m quality, environmental values and economics
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Jackman, Kavid Ecologist Career Stanford Law School Environmental Law Societies
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Nejedly, John A. Ecologist Career California Senator, 7th District Sensibly planned programs of management
1972 8 Fish Population Recovery Following Chemical Treatment of Streams Gerstung, Eric R. Fish Trout (Salmo sp.) Nongame Fish length of time to repopulate after chemical treatment North Fork Feather River, Sutter Creek, Silver King Creek, CA
1972 8 Osprey Management on the Lassen National Forest Kahl, Jack R. Birds Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Lassen National Forest, CA Osprey Study 1969, 70, & 71
1972 8 Marine Inshore Ecological Methods Odenweller, Dan B. Subtidal ecological studies California Department of Fish and Game Current methodology and techniques Utilization of diver observations
1972 8 Bighorn Sheep Investigations in California Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Decline in populations in CA CA Dep't of Fish and Game determine status
1972 8 Water Birds and the San Francisco Bay Oil Spill Lassen, Robert W. Birds 800,000 gallon oil spill in San Francisco, 1971 Treatment of birds in attempt to save lives survival rate Surf scoters(Melanitta perspicillata), Common scoters (Oidemia nigra), and White winged scoter (Melanitta deglandi)
1972 8 San Diego Coyote Study:  Development of a Coyote Population Dynamics Model Swick, Craig D. Mammals Coyotes (Canis lafrans) San Diego, CA Assessment of rabies vector species Population dynamics model uses census method, population structure determination, and movement and activity parameters
1972 8 Investigations on the Status of the California Mountain Lion Sitton, Larry W. Mammals Mountain Lions (Felis concolor californica) Study program by CA Dep't of Fish and Game Population determination Capture and telemetric data
1972 8 Panel:  Agricultural Waste Disposal Osterli, Victor P. Agriculture waste disposal problem Livestock manure Dead animals Crop residue Pesticide and fertilizer bags Logging debris
1972 8 The California Department of Fish and Game's Marine Culture Laboratory Ebert, Earl E. Establishment of a Marine Culture Laboratory California Department of Fish and Game California coast just south of Monterey Explores ability for mass culture of specific marine species Provides basic information for mariculture Augments fisheries through "seeding" programs
1972 8 A Preliminary Report-The California Prairie Falcon Nesting Survey, 1971 Garrett, R. L. Mitchell, D. J. Birds Prairie Falcon (Falco Mexicanus) Nesting survey, 1971
1972 8 Heavy Metal Concentrations in Brown Pelicans From Florida and California Connors, Peter G. et. al. Birds Brown pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis) & white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) Anacapa Island, CA Nine heavy metals surveyed (Ag, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Hg, Ni, Pb, and Zn) DDT concentrations
1972 8 Deer Crossing Structures For Highspeed Multilane Highways Delly, Warren E. Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Underpass structure recommendation for highway 50) Spring and Fall migration needs
1972 8 Lake Nasser, Its Fish, and its Fisheries DeWitt, John W. Fish Lake Nasser, Egypt Tilapia (Tilapia nilotica), Tigerfish (Hydrocynus forskali), three species of Alestes, Cyprinids (Chelaethiops bibie), and Pelagic siluroid (Eutropius niloticus) fishery development
1972 8 California Clapper Rail Investigations in South San Francisco Bay Gill, Robert Jr. Birds California clapper rail (Rallus longirostris obsoletus) South San Francisco, CA, 1971 Nesting data Population data
1972 8 The Ely Chain Cain, Donald R. Ely chain plant and tree eradication device Nevada ranges, NV community diversication
1972 8 "Wait a Minute" Groves, Frank Conference on "Progress and the Environment" Solve environmental probelms Scientifically proven solutions
1972 8 The 1971 EQ Index and Its Implications Reavley, William L. Environmental Quality Index National Wildlife Federation Pollution arithmetic and costs
1972 8 Engineers, Environment and Involvement Roberts, Charles R., Col. CE San Francisco Bay region fishery causes of degradation
1972 8 Environmental Quality Decisions and Water Quality Control Dunham, L.R. Water quality control California Biologists work with engineers, chemists, statisticians, hydrologists and economists to predict iffects fo various water quality measures
1972 8 Professional Society Advocacy and Biopolitics Evenden, Fred G., Executive Director The Wildlife Society Increase in environmental action
1972 8 Effects of Man on the Forest Environment Wayburn, Edgar Man's Effect on the Redwood Forest Community
1973 9 Inventory of Golden Eagle Nests in Elko County, NV Page, Jerry L. Seibert, Donald J. Birds Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) Elko County Nevada Inventory of nests Success ratios
1973 9 Fish Population and Yield Estimates From California Trout Streams Gerstung, Eric R. Fish Northern Sierra Nevada streams Fish population estimates Name of stream Fish/mile charts
1973 9 Raptor Rehabilitation at the Alexander Junior Museum Wisecarver, Jim Bogue, Gary Birds Raptor rehabilitation and release program Alexander Lindsay Junior Museum Walnut Creek, CA Peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus tundrius)
1973 9 The Cache Creek Tule Elk Range Roberts, Edward C. Jr. Mammals Tule Elk (Cervus elaphanus nannodes) Cache Creek, Northcentral CA Elk habitat use information Recommendations for elk range management
1973 9 Habitat Use by Mourning Doves in Northern Nevada Giezentanner, Keith I. Birds Mourning Doves (Zenaidura macroura) Northwestern Nevada Index of use in different habitat types
1973 9 Protected Waterways and Wild Scenic Rivers Delisle, G. E. Protected waterways in CA Wild and Scenic Rivers in CA Federal and State legislation The California Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (SB107)
1973 9 Movements of the Roosevelt Elk Logsdon, H. Stevan Mammals Roosevelt Elk (Cervus canadensis roosevelti) Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA Movements traced Factors limiting home range Degree of interchange between herds
1973 9 North Kings Fawn Production and Survival:  A Progress Report Salwasser, Hal Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) North Kings deer study, Western Sierra Nevada, CA Range management of migratory deer Decreased fawn survival
1973 9 California Bighorn Sheep Reintroduction to the Charles Sheldon Antelope Range Richardson, Jack L. Mammals California Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis californiana) Charles Sheldon Antelope Range, NV Reintroduction fo sheep in 1968 survey
1973 9 Recent Changes in the Fish Fauna of the San Joaquin River System Moyle, Peter B. Fish San Joaquin River System, Central CA Survey of distribution and ecology Native nongame fish
1973 9 A Challenge of Accepted Concepts Involving Catch per Unit of Effort Data Radovitch, John Fish California Pacific Sardine Pacific Mackeral (Scomber japanicus) Tuna fisheries catchability coefficient is a variable
1973 9 The California Condor:  A Cooperative Approach to Endangerd Species Preservation Carrier, W. Dean Birds California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) Habitat management and protection programs U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife California Dep't of Fish and Game & National Audubon Society
1973 9 Rise and Fall of the Market Crab Industy Dahlstrom, W.A. Invertebrates Market Crab (Cancer magister) San Francisco and Eureka-Crescent areas, CA Life history studies Water quality
1973 9 Effects of Artificially Reduced Streamflow on a Small Steelhead Stream Erman, Don  et. al. Fish Steelhead trout (Salmo gairdneri) San Pedro Creek, Pacifica, CA effects of resticted streamflow
1973 9 King Range National Conservation Area Aquatic Inventory Armantrout, Neil B. King Range National Conservation Area, CA Aquatic inventory freshwater Marine
1973 9 Snags, Chainsaws and Wildlife:  One Aspect of Habitat Management Gale, Robert M. Trees Snag utilization by wildlife Snag occurrence/acre Preferred snag species
1973 9 The Human Environment-or-Who Needs Ecology Croker, Richard S. Loss of our natural environment speech by a conservationist
1973 9 Waterfowl Observations While Canoeing Canada's Mackenzie River Cowan, John B. Birds Waterfowl Mackenzie River, Canada Waterfowl nesting grounds, migration lanes, and staging areas
1973 9 The Role of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission in Protecting the California Coast Crandall, Thomas A. California Department of Navigation and Ocean Development California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Proposition 20
1973 9 The Emerging Australian Environmental Program Fraser, Jack C. Environmental programs Australia Environmental Protection Act in Australia
1973 9 Land Development and Fish and Wildlife Protection Gerstung, Eric R. Land development Foothills and mountainous areas of California Protection of fish and wildlife habitats Open-space and large-parcel zoning
1974 10 Improving Wildlife Communications Hooper, Jon K. Hunting Comsumptive wildlife management, big-game management how to give presentations and make visual aids
1974 10 Mixture Seeding for Wildlife Cain, Donald R. Monoculture grasslands have been planted extensively in the west Mixture seedings provide advantages to wildlife
1974 10 California's Wildlife Immobilization Program Hunter, Brian F. Wildlife immobilization by drugs (pyarmacological restraint) as a management tool 30 trained biologists work for the California Dep't of Fish and Game
1974 10 Impact of Ferral Burros on the Death Valley Ecosystem Sanchez, Peter G. Mammals Burros Death Valley National Monument, CA Negative impact on desert soil, flor, and fauna by the non-native burros Burro population is at 1500 animals Possible control methods
1974 10 Status of the Modoc Sucker (Catostomus microps) Pices:  Catostomidae Moyle, Peter B. Fish Modoc Sucker (Catostomas microps) Modoc County, CA rare species Two management areas recommended; Higgins Flat and Johnson Creek
1974 10 The Trout Fisheries of Antelope, Davis, and Frenchman Lakes Flint, Richard A. Fish Rainbow trout (Salm gairdneri) Planting trout in antelope, Davis, and Frenchman Lakes of Northern California Non-game fish competition Yield and optimum planting densities
1974 10 Desert Fish Survival:  The Long and Short of It Nappe, Leontine Fish Desert Fish-localized native fish Restricted to limited habitats of one or more springs or streams many fish have already gone extinct, others are endangered cui-ui, Lahontan cutthroat, wound fin, Colorado squawfish
1974 10 The Department's Role in the Protection of Amphibians and Reptiles Brode, John M. Amphibians and Reptiles CESA and Species Preservation Act both passed by the California Legislature Purchas of critical habitat for 2 salamanders California Dep't of Fish and Game
1974 10 California Shorebird Study Jurek, Ronald  M. Birds Shorebird research program in CA, 1968-73 Trapping and banding of shorebirds at selected sites Statewide censusing; California shorebird survey Census data collected from 57 sites by over 200 observers Banding summary and survey tables given
1974 10 Raptor Management Malette, Robert D. Raptor Management Federal and State Environmental Legislation Endangered species in CA; California condor, peregrine falcon, and southern bald eagle Threatened species in California; osprey, prairie falcon, spotted owl, and golden eagle Survey and inventory program and captive raptor breeding and research
1974 10 Feral Burro in California Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) and feral burro (Equus asinus) Burros compete with bighorn for food, space, and water California state legislature requests the Calif. Dep't of Fish and Game to study the current status of bighorn sheep in CA, 1968 Feral burro inventory charts given
1974 10 Evaluation of Adult King Salmon Enumeration on the Feather River Painter, Richard E. Fish King salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Feather River, CA Population estimates obtained by carcass survey techniques compared with mark and recovery estimates and electronic fish-counter methods Effects of Oroville Dam on salmon
1974 10 Reproductivity and Movement of California Valley Quail in Northeast California Savage, Robert E. Birds California Quail (Lophortyx californicus) Modoc County, CA Study from 1966-1972 included banding, aging, and sexing of quail Field observations made for nesting, hatching, productivity, and movements
1974 10 Needed-A Broader Base for Wildlife Administration Leopold, A. Starker Wildlife Conservation Hunters and fishermen vs. the non-sporting environmental enthusiasts Protective legislation Funding possibilities
1974 10 Wildlife Conservation in a Changing Society Griffith, Glen K. Wildlife conservation Fish and Game Departments Squabbles between sportsmen and fish and game departments Need for education in resource conservation
1974 10 The Politics of Wildlife Management in California Connolly, Guy Wildlife management Management occurs through many different sources Biologists are limited to technical, advisory, and educational roles
1974 10 "Where It's at and Why" Harvey, W. A. Conservation Changing value systems Shift from "more and bigger is better" attitude to quality of life and human values
1975 11 Condition of Black-Tailed Deer Fawns From Oak Woodland and Chaparral Habitat Types Mansfield, Terry M. Connolly, Guy E. Longhurst, William M. Mammals Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Physical condition of 20 fawns from oak woodland and chaparral areas were measured Physical parameters measured included weight, mandible and femur length, blood urea nitrogen level, packed cell volume of the blood, rumen fill, and fat content
1975 11 Phenetics and Genetics of High Sierran Golden Trout Gold, J. R. Fish Golden Trout (Salmo aquabonita Jordan) and Rainbow trout (Salmo Gairdneri Richardson) Sierra Nevada CA and Mexico Compared differences in ten meristic characters Chromosome karyotype
1975 11 Conditions and Trend of Nevada Deer Ranges Monroe, Leslie A. Mule Deer Habitat Research Program Dep't of Interior, BLM, Nevada Department of Fish and Game, Agricultural Experiment Station, and University of Nevada Ten year cooperative research program Deer use increased with highest forage diversity
1975 11 Can Tilapia Replace Herbicides? Hauser, W.J. Fish Tilapia (Tilapia zillii) Biological control of aquatic weeds Herbivorous fish
1975 11 Current Status of the Lead Shot Issue Hunter, Brian F. Birds Waterfowl Mortality of waterfowl by lead poisoning from lead shot Wing bones and gizzard analysis
1975 11 Trap-Caught Sablefish in Monterey Bay, CA Osada, Edwin K. Fish Sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) 3683 sablefish were analyzed Support a small commercial fishery along the Pacific Coast Gives depth preferences and bait preferences Spawning season and requirements
1975 11 The Feral Pig in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Baker, James K. Mammal Non-native feral pig (Sus sp.) Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Disruptive component of the native rainforest and grassland habitats
1975 11 Management of the Bullfrog Resource in California Treanor, Robert R. Amphibians Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) Population decrease in Central Valley California Fish and Game Commission closed much of CA to commercial frogging Decreased bag limit and season length for sports frogging in the Central Valley
1975 11 Aspects of the Biology of the Shiner Perch in a Southern California Estuary Odenweller, Dan B. Fish Shiner perch (Cymatogaster aggregata) Anaheim Bay, CA with in Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach life history of perch reviewed
1975 11 Habitat Requirements of the Spotted Owl in California Gould, Gordon I., Jr. Birds Spotted Owl (Strix occidentalis) Dense conifer forest habitat preferred
1975 11 Calcium Antagonism Toward Nitrite Toxicity in Chinook Salmon Crawford, Richard E. Fish Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Increased calcium concentrations decrease mortality of fingerlings in high nitrite water conditions
1975 11 Mosquitofish, A Beneficial Alternative to Pesticides:  Progress Report on its Development as a Practical Biocontrol Tool Coykendall, Robert L. Fish Mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis) Biological control of mosquito larvae
1975 11 Studies on the Pauite Cutthroat Trout in the North Fork of Cottonwood Creek, White Mountains, CA Diana, James S. Wong, Darrell M. Fish Paiute Cutthroat Trout (Salm clarkii seleniris Snyder) Endangered subspecies transplanted in Cottonwood Creek Studies conducted to aid future management plans
1975 11 Wetland Development on the Modoc National Forest Fisher, Leon E. Wetland Creation Northeastern California 1500 acres of wetland created on National Forest Lands since 1968 Increase in use of area by avian species
1975 11 Riparian Habitat Along the Sacramento River Gibson, Jim Riparian vegetation reduction Sacramento River, CA Vegetation protection along the banks needed to prevent a barren bank environment
1975 11 Are We in an Environmental Pause? Eriksen, Mary Ann Environmental conservation Legislation California land management
1975 11 Habitat in Jeopardy--What Can We Do? Ungar, Arliss L. Western fish and wildlife habitats Preservation Public  Education
1975 11 The Question of Enhancement versus Mitigation Smith, Vernon J. Mitigation Hard to mitigate when area is part of a large and extensive system Need to define enhancement
1975 11 The Challenge of Managing Fish and Wildlife for Quality Recreation Schneider, Philip W. Fish and wildlife management Quality Program to assure maximum abundance and diversity consistant with requisite habitat
1976 12 An Evaluation of Water Temperature and Its Effect on Juvenile Steelhead Trout in Geothermically Active Areas of Big Sulphur Creek Kubicek, Paul F. Price, Donald G. Fish Steelhead trout (Salmo gairdneri) Big Sulphur Creek, tributary to the Russian River, CA Geothermally active area water temperature study suitability of habitat for steelhead tested
1976 12 Winter Range Food Habits of the North Kings Deer Herd Evans, Charles J. Haines, Robert D. Chesemore, David L. Mammals Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Haslett Basin, Sierra National Forest, CA food preferences determined, Dec 74-April 75
1976 12 Hypolimnetic Aeration as a Fisheries Management Technique Fast, Arlo W. Lakes and reservoirs Artificial aeration Destratification vs. hypolimnetic aeration
1976 12 The California Condor Recovery Plan Wilbur, Sanford R. Birds California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus Interagency recovery plan Situation critical
1976 12 The California Condor at Mount Pinos, CA:  The Impacts of Deer Hunting Van Vuren, Dirk Birds  California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) pros and cons of local deer hunting in condor habitat
1976 12 Evaluation of Habitats Resulting From Stream Bank Protection Projects in Siskiyou and Mendocino Counties, CA Patterson, David W. Streams Streambank protection projects Establishment of riparian vegetation Beneficial effects on both fish and wildlife
1976 12 Ecological Studies and Reproductive Biology of the Nutria Brown, Larry N. Mammals Feral nutria (Myocastor coypus) Released or escaped in virtually all states Forage upon water hyacinth (Eichhorina crassipes) in sewage lagoons Average litter size and litters/year given Bank and canal damage
1976 12 Recovery Program for the Endangered Aleutian Canada Goose Byrd, G. Vernon Springer, Paul F. Birds Aleutian Canada Goose (Branta canadensis leucopareia) Buldir Island in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska endangered species Recovery plan outline
1976 12 The California Deer Decline and Possibilities for Restoration Longhurst, W.M. Garton, E.O. Heady, H. F. Connolly, G. E. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Factors contributing to decline in density
1976 12 200 Years of Habitat Change:  For Better or Worse Vogl, Richard J. Natural Resource Management Acquisition of wetlands and valley habitats new challenges
1976 12 The Critical Role of Local Elected Officials Krejsa, Richard J., Ph.D Population Growth in San Luis Obispo Coutny, CA Fish and wildlife decimation and extinction We should question local political candidates
1976 12 The Role of the Corps of Engineers--Protecting!  Enhancing!  Advising! Lieberman, Howard L. The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1958 Federal Water Project Recreation Act of 1965 The Endangered Species Act of 1973 National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 etc...
1976 12 Role of Local Government in Wildlife Conservation Johnsen, Ron Private land in CA Problems facing fish and wildlife in the urban environment Santa Cruz, CA
1976 12 The Role of County Planning Departments Collins, Greg Urban development Natural Environment requirements of human beings
1977 13 The Relationship Between Doe Condition and Fetal Growth in Mule Deer Holl, Stephen A.  Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) West slope of the Sierra Nevadas Pregnant does were collected during last four months of pregnancy A relationship between doe condition and fetal growth was given
1977 13 An Alternative Approach for Developing Intake Velocity Design Criteria Hanson, C. H. White, J. R. Li, H. W. Fish Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Need to improve intake design at power plants due to recurring fish losses A model is used to predict the behavior of fish to hydraulic flow fields
1977 13 Investigations of Waterfowl Lead Poisoning in California Moore, Ken Birds Waterfowl Lead poisoning Soil samples taken from four locations 3799 gizzards examined
1977 13 Significance of Microhabitat Selection for Fishes in a Sierra Foothill Stream Alley, D.W. Fish Rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri), Sacramento suckers (Catastomas occidentalis), Sacramento squawfish (Ptychocheilus grandis), and Sacramento hardhead minnows (Mylopharodon conocephalus) Deer Creek, CA mapped, censused, and measured water velocities and vertical spatial orientations of fishes
1977 13 Water Management In a Commercial Shellfish Hatchery Eissinger, Richard A. Shelllfish American Oyster (Crassostrea virginica), Pacific Oyster (Crassostrea gigas), European Flat Oyster (Ostrea edulis, and Manila clam (Tapes semidecussata) Commercial hatcher, Moss Landing, CA Development of three distinct water supply systems
1977 13 Status of the Sea Otter Population in California and Potential Management of Otter and Shellfish Resources Miller, Daniel J. Mammals Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) Seat otter-shellfish resource controversy
1977 13 Game/Non-gamefish Relationships in the Streams of the Clear Lake Basin Taylor, Thomas L. Fish Clear Lake, Lake County, CA Fish distribution patterns in stream tributaries to Clear Lake three distinct zones were visible
1977 13 Status of the Genus Tilapia in California's Estuarine and Marine Waters Knaggs, Eric H. Fish Tilapia (Tilapia mossambica) and (Tilapia zillii) Introduced in 1973 to freshwater Establishment, present status, and possible consequences of tilapia escaped into California's coastal marine and esturarine waters
1977 13 Proposed Management of Aspen Habitat in Northern Nevada Schenbeck, G. L. Dahlem, E. A. Trees Aspen (Populus tremuloides) Method for evaluaating regenerative potential Treatment involving livestock restrictions or disturbances are proposed
1977 13 Goshute Creek Habitat Improvement for an Endangered Subspecies of Cutthroat Trout Logan, Wayne D. Fish Cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki sp.) Goshute Creek, Eastern NV Endangered species of cutthroat Construction of three large open-mesh wire gabions to stop erosion Goal is to improve habitat on three miles of the creek
1977 13 Potential Western Grebe Extinction on California Lakes Feerer, J. L. Garrett, R. L. Birds Western grebe (Aechmophorus occidentalis Loss of habitat Breeding status is reviewed Nesting numbers are dangerously low
1977 13 Fate of 14C-Benzene (An Aromatic Hydrocarbon of Crude Oil) in a Simple Food Chain of Rotifers and Pacific Herring Larvae Eldridge, Maxwell B. Echeverria, Tina Ocean spillage of petroleum hydrocarbons Study of uptake, accumulation, and depuration in invertebrates and fishes at different trophic levels Pacific herring (Clupea harengus pallasi) Herring exposed to 14C-labeled Benzene through water and live food Levels in excess of initail exposure found
1977 13 Nesting on Water Bank Lands in Merced County Gray, Randall L. Schultze, Ronald F. Water Bank Act Department of Agriculture enters ten year agreement with private landowners to preserve, restore, and improve wetland important to waterfowl nesting Nesting study in Merced County, CA
1977 13 Pollution Related Alterations of Southern California Demersal Fish Communities Allen, M. James Fish Demersal fish communities Southern CA Fish composition near wastewater discharge pipes
1977 13 Status of the California Desert Prairie Falcon Population Boyce, Douglas A. Garrett, R.L. Birds California Desert Prairie Falcon Population decline causes discussed
1977 13 Analysis of the Clear Lake Commercial Fishery Using Different Surplus Yield Models Li, Hiram Mosman, Nancy J. Fish Clear Lake Carp (Cyprinus carpio) and blackfish (Othodon microlepidotus) Population status examined using trends in the data and four surplus-yield models
1977 13 Some Potential Uses of Industrial Waste Water in Fish Culture Hennessy, Scott L. Fish and Invertebrates Rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri), Striped Bass (Roccus saxatilis), and aquatic crustaceans (various sp.) Cultivation of species at an industrial waste water treatment facility
1977 13 Development of High Density Culture Techniques For Lobsters and Other Crustaceans Carlberg, James M. Van Olst, Jon C. Invertebrates American Lobster (Homarus americanus) and Eruopean Lobster (H. gammarus) Evaluate usefulness of waste heat from steam electric generating stations as a source for warmed seawater for lobster farm Controlled reproduction and hybridization potential and communal rearing of larval stages discussed
1977 13 Wildlife Managers and Land Use Long, Wayne Wildlife Managers Need to become multiple-use managers
1977 13 The Engines of Public Opinion Madson, John Wildlife Conservation Politics Public education
1977 13 Wildlife 2000-It's Happening in the Classroom Right Now Schafer, Rudy Environmental and Natural Resources Future health of the environment and wildlife
1978 14 Drought Impacts on Fish, Wildlife, and Recreation in Northern California Hinton, Ralph N. Drought Conservation of water and energy by both municipal and agricultural users Anadromous fish  California
1978 14 Impacts of the 1976-77 Drought on Northern Nevada Fisheries Coffin, Patrick Drought Analysis of 6 key hydrographic regions included the Snake River, Humboldt River, Isolated River, and the Truckee, Carson, and Walker River Basins  Western Nevada
1978 14 Experimental Culture of the Giant Malaysian Prawn Taylor, Robert E. L. Invertebrate Giant Malaysian Prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) Churchill Power Plant, Wabuska, NV Possibility of commercial operation in warmer months of the year
1978 14 Restoration Status of the Cui-ui Sonnevil, Gary M. Fish Cui-ui (Chasmistes cujus) Endangered sucker Restoration in Nevada included artificial propagation and population monitoring
1978 14 Snags, Wildlife, and Forest Management in the Sierra Nevada Raphael, Martin G. White, Marshall Trees Snags (standing dead trees) Wildlife habitat Estimates of populations using snags Snag diameter and density
1978 14 Management of Black Bears and Humans in Yosemite National Park Graber, David White, Marshall Mammals Black Bears (Ursus americanus) and brown bears (U. arctos) Human-bear conflicts have increases Human-bear management plan
1978 14 A Simulation Model for Management of Black Bear Problems in Sequoia National Park Walraven, Michael E. Mammals Black bears (Ursus americanus) Property damage Computer simulated model developed Relationship between seasonal changes of bear food quantity and quality and the bear-human conflicts were simulated
1978 14 Food Habits of the River Otter in Suisun Marsh, Central California Grenfell, William E. Jr. Mammals River Otter (Lutra canadensis) Suisun Marsh, Solano County, CA Seasonal feeding patterns determined Major foods identified
1978 14 Capturing and Translocating Tule Elk in California Clark, William E. Mammals Tule Elk (Cervus canadensis nannodes) Owens Valley, Inyo County, CA Surplus animals were relocated
1978 14 Ecology and Management of Ground Squirrels in North-Central Nevada Jenkins, Stephen H. Mammals Richardson's ground squirrels (Spermophilus richardsonii) Quinn River Valley, north of Winnemucca NV Cheatgrass, northern desert shrub, and crested wheatgrass habitats were examined
1978 14 Livestock Interactions with Fish and Their Environments, A Symposium Study Platts, William S. Livestock and fisheries interactions Influences of livestock on aquatic and riparian environments Recommendations for compatiblilty between livestock, grazing, and fisheries Management objectives for protecting, restoring or enhancing fish and riparian habitats Recognizing the riparian ecosystem as a separate management unit
1978 14 Livestock Interactions with Upland Game, Nongame, and Waterfowl, In the Great Basin, A Workshop Synopsis Molini, William A. Mammals Livestock interaction with upland game, nongame, and water fowl Great Basin, NV Mesic-riparian, sagebrush-grass, and wetland wildlife habitats were assessed Ecosystem approach to rangeland management was stressed
1978 14 Washington's Salmon Management After Recent Court Discussion on Indian Rights  Phinney, Duane E. Fish Puget Sound Salmon (Oncorhynchus sp.) Indian treaty fishing rights Impacts and changes on salmon and their management are discussed
1978 14 An Indian Perspective of Anadromous Fisheries Management Roger, Philip B. Fish Salmon and Steelhead management Indian fishing rights Washington state
1978 14 A Biological Assesment of Largemouth Bass Tournaments in Southern Nevada Allan, Robert C. Fish Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) Survival of fish that are captured, held, and released during competitive fishing events Lake Mead and Lake Mohave, NV
1978 14 Migratory Behavior of Lahontan Cutthroat Trout (Salmo clarki henshawi) Utilizing Radio Telemetry Bailey, Randy Green, Michael Weeks, Richard Fish Lahontan cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki henshawi) Truckee River, CA Total upstream vs. total downstream movement monitored Water temperature may trigger spawning behavior
1978 14 Wildlife and Land Development, A Unique and Positive Approach to Multiple Use Land Development Epperson, Alan Resource Management Wildlife and land development can coexist Bear Valley Springs, Tehachapi Mountains, CA Foothill community
1978 14 Wildlife Habitat Assessment at the Geysers Geothermal Field Hurley, Janet F. Small mammals Deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) and Pinyon Mouse (P. truei) Comparative study of wildlife populations in developed and undeveloped areas Geysers Known Geothermal Resource Area, Sonoma County, CA
1978 14 The Influence of Livestock Grazing on Non-game Wildlife  Page, Jerry L. Dodd, Norris Osborne, Tim O. Carson, Jennifer A. Mammals Non-game wildlife Great Basin Non-game populations and vegetative structure were compared in heavily grazed and ungrazed sites with in seven habitats Shadscale, greasewood, low sage, two big sage, upland meadow, and aspen communities were compared
1978 14 Mountain Lion Predation on Livestock in California Sitton, Larry W. Sitton, susan Weaver, Dick Mammal Mountain Lion California Department of Fish and Game Depradation of livestock by mountain lions throughout California
1978 14 Wild Pig Management on a California Public Hunting Area Mansfield, Terry M. Mammal Wild Pig (Sus scrota) Fort Hunter, Ligget, CA Population status and management program evaluated Emphasis on public hunting
1978 14 The Gray Lodge Wildlife Area:  History and Notes on Wildlife Populations, 1931-1978 Cowan, John B. The Gray Lodge Wildlife Area Marshland conservation 8400 acre refuge in the Sacramento Valley California Department of Fish and Game Management to enhance its suitability for wildlife
1978 14 Investigations of Waterfowl Lead Poisoning in California Moore, Ken C. Birds Waterfowl 18 waterfowl areas in California sampled Ingested lead shot levels determined 14,768 gizzards were examined, 982 contained lead pellets
1978 14 Steel Shot:  Recent Developments and Gaining and Understanding Roster, Tom Steel shot Non-toxic lead shot substitute Ballistically acceptable  Economically feasible
1978 14 Biology of Rainbow Trout (Salmo gairdneri), Brown Trout (S. trutta), and Interior Dolly Varden (Salvelinus confluentus) in the McCloud River, California, in Relation to Management Sturgess, James A. Moyle, Peter B. Fish Rainbow Trout (Salmo gairdneri), brown trout (S. trutta), and interior dolly varden (Salvelinus confluentus) Lower McCloud River, CA Movements, growth, age, structure, and condition were studied
1978 14 Wildlife Problems in Urban Areas Traub, Jack K. Wildlife problems in urban areas Los Angeles basin Deer, bear, raccoon, mountain lions, starlings, sea gulls, nesting swallow, raptors, coyote, desert tortoises, coots, wild pigs, woodpeckers, bighorn sheep, rats, and many exotic animals  damage
1978 14 Indian Fishing Rights, Where are We-How Did We get Here-And Where are We Going? Azevedo, Bob Indian fishing rights Long-standing dispute Off-reservation fishing rights
1978 14 Cattle Grazing on Great Basin Deer Winter Range Neal, Donald L. Mammals Great Basin Deer Grazing management Devil's Garden in Modoc County, CA and Silver Lake, Lake County, OR
1979 15 Some Aspects of Pronghorn Ecology and Management in Northeastern California Salwasser, Hal Shimamoto, Karen Mammal Pronghorn antelope Northeastern California Recent population increases Competition with other grazing animals Pronghorn management goals and objectives
1979 15 Capture and Radio Telemetry of Desert Bighorn Sheep in Western Arizona Stevens, David W. Mammals Desert bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis mexicanus) Plomosa and Dome Rock Mountains of western Arizona Thirty-eight bighorn sheep were fitted with radio telemtry collars Impacts of a 500 kV transmission line on desert bighorn sheep
1979 15 Western Gray Squirrel Studies at the Geysers-Calistoga Known Geothermal Resource Area Hall, Daniel J. Mammals Western gray squirrel (Sciurus griseus) Lake County, CA Live trapping used in an effort to quantify wildlife abundance
1979 15 The Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse (Reithrodontomys raviventris) and the Montezuma Power Plant Site Shellhammer, H. S. Mammals Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse (Reithrodontomys raviventris haliceotes) Proposed Montezuma fossil fuel power plant in Collinsville, Solano County, CA
1979 15 Sea Otter (Enhydra lutis) Activities within the Vicinity of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant 1973-1978 Benech, Suzanne V. Mammals Sea otter (Enhydra lutris) Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, San Luis Obispo County, CA Herd size, distribution, and foraging behavior monitored weekly Fifteen kilometer study area is the southern front of the sea otters range
1979 15 California's Freshwater Environmental Problem  Haussler, Robert B. Water Resources in CA Electric power plant siting proposals Use of wastewater to cool the tower
1979 15 Evaluation of the Effects of Different Stream Flow Releases on Trout Habitat Below Hydroelectric Diversion Dams:  Two Case Studies Kubicek, Paul F. Water resources Trout habitat Hydroelectric power plants divert water from natural stream courses North Fork Feather River and Hat Creek, CA Evaluation of stream flow releases on trout habitat parameters
1979 15 Assessing the Impact of Power Plants on Striped Bass (Morone saxatilis) in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Casne, Samuel R. Goyert, Jonathan G. Hanson, David F. Fish Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) Sacramento-San Joaquin River System Strategy for assessing the impact of power plants on striped bass
1979 15 Impacts and Opportunities for Aquatic Biota Associated with Energy Development in Nevada Koch, David L. Water Resources High pressure for energy development Nevada Opportunities for aquatic biota during energy development planning Aquatic food organism source, aquaculture system, waterfowl habitat creation
1979 15 Geothermal Energy and the Environment Forester, Richard T. Geothermal energy National Energy Plan Alternative to oil use Baseline data needed to assess the impacts to fish and wildlife resources
1979 15 Effects of Livestock Grazing on Wildlife  Gallizioli, Steve Wildlife Management Livestock grazing adversely effects wildlife Western rangelands
1979 15 Effects of Overgrazing on the Lizards of Five Upper and Lower Sonoran Habitat Types Jones, K. Bruce Reptiles Lizard populations on grazed vs. non-grazed habitats Chaparral,, desert grassland, mixed shrub dry wash, and mixed broadleaf riparian sites North of Phoenix in Maricopa and Yavapai Counties, AZ
1979 15 Fire Dynamics in Chaparral Philpot, C. W. Fire Chaparral Ecosystem Chaparral communities are highly flammable and fire dependent Fire management strategies
1979 15 Post Fire Reptile Succession Simovich, Marie A. Reptiles Desert spiny lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis) and side-blotched lizard (Uta stansburiana) Burned chaparral area monitored for three years after the fire Southern CA
1979 15 Effects of Fire on Birds in Chaparral Wirtz, William O., II Birds Burned and non-burned chaparral and grassland habitats were monitored San Gabriel Mountains, Southern CA, 45 kilometers east of Los Angeles Diversity of species and breeding preferences observed
1979 15 Effects of Fire on Small Mammals in the Chaparral Quinn, Ronald D., Dr. Small mammals Chaparral fire cycle influences on small mammals Fire management strategies Population density trends monitored after fires Specific small mammals dicscussed Pacific Kangaroo rat (Dipodomys agilis), four mice (Peromyscus), California pocket mouse (Perognathus californicus), harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis), and Wood rat (Neotoma lipida)
1979 15 A Decision Maker's Point of View on fire in Chaparral West,  Allan J. Wildfires Management of chaparral to maximize multiple resource outputs Southern CA, Los Padres National Forest
1979 15 Comparison of Avian and Mice Populations in an Introduced Eucalyptus Grove Versus Native Coastal Communities Hanson, Michael T. Forbes, Greg A. Smothers, Craig R. Mammals and Birds Mice (Peromyscus sp.) Birds (California quail, common bushtit, dark-eyed junco, rufous-sided towhee, scrubjay, turkey vulture, etc.) Populations in coastal sage and coastal live oak communities vs. eucalyptus groves
1979 15 Techniques for Conducting Terrestrial Habitat Survey in East-Central Nevada Robinson, Scott R. Logan, Wayne D. Habitat Survey Technique New method for conducting terrestrial habitat survey on rangeland and woodland Habitat condition evaluated based upon five parameters Numerical rating system
1979 15 The Marianas Fruit Bat:  Management History, Current Status, and Future Plans Wheeler, Michael E. Mammals Marianas fruit bat (Pteropus mariannus) Mariana Island, Guam Consideration foir addition to endangered species status Future investigations, monitoring programs
1979 15 A Radio Telemetry Study of Fishers in Northwestern California Buck, Slader Mullis, Curt Mossman, Archie Mammals Fisher (Martes pennanti) Big Bar, Trinity County, CA Eight males and three females fitted with radi telemetry collars, signals monitored
1979 15 The Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard Hybrid in Ballinger Canyon Montagne, Monty E. Reptiles Blunt-nosed leopard lizard (Gambelia silus) and leopard lizard (G. wislizenii) Endangered species Life history and habitat requirements
1979 15 Effects of Fire on Deer in Chaparral Ashcraft, G. C. Mammals Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus hemionus), California mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus), and southern mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus fuliginatus) Effects of fire on deer in chaparral Effects of un-managed, managed, and wildfire treated chaparral on deer
1979 15 Bureau of Land Management Wildlife Policy and Practice-1975 Ruch, James B. Wildlife management BLM public lands Federal Land Policy and Management Act (FLPMA), October, 1976
1980 16 The Relationship of Food conversion Efficiency and Growth Potential in Juvenile Mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis Cech, Joseph J. Jr. Massingill, Michael J. Wurtsbaugh, Wayne A. Fish Mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis) Determined a percentage of net ingested energy used for growth and respirations Growth percentage index Food conversion efficiecies
1980 16 The Status and Non-game Values of Carson Lake, Nevada Turner, Robert J. Carson Lake, NV High biodiversity Critical nesting habitat for white-faced ibis (Plagadis chihi) Wetland habitat decrease Truckee-Carson Irrigation District Little concern toward non-game wildlife values
1980 16 Methodology For Defining Fisheries Habitat, Capability, and Suitability Collotzi, Albert W. Fish habitat inventory and display General Aquatic Wildlife System (GAWS) Cross-channel transects Habitat categories of water surface, stream bottom, and streambank Valley bottomland concept
1980 16 Mapping California's  "Areas of Special Biological Importance" Gephart, Glenn 1980 California Fish and Wildlife Plan California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) Mapped areas of special biological importance for each county in the state Key wildlife areas Limited habitat Rare or endangered species habitat
1980 16 A Preliminary Study of Stream Fish Respiration in Cycling Temperatures and its Potential Influence on Growth Rates Vondracek, Bruce Cech, J. J. Jr. Fish Tahoe sucker (Catostomus tahoensis) Resting routine metabolism monitored while exposed to natural temperature fluctuations and constant temperature
1980 16 Mitigating the Effects of Reservoir Development on Black-tailed Deer in Trinity County, CA Kie, John G. Menke, John W. David, James R. Longhurst, William M. Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) 17,250 acres of winter range lost Habitat improvement program of prescribed burning Trinity and Lewiston Reservoirs
1980 16 Predicting Effects on Management Alternatives on Fisheries Resources Brouha, Paul Resource planning Fisheries concerns on National Forests Habitat assessment methods Methods of relating changed land management practices to improvement or degradation of fishery habitat Fishery production potential
1980 16 Nutritional Modeling of Mule Deer:  A Potential Technique for the Assessment of Habitat Quality and Carrying Capacity Spalinger, Don Mammals Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Nutritional model Protein, energy, and phosphorous Badger Mountain and Duck Creek Basin NV
1980 16 Perspectives on National Forest Fishery Values for Land-Use Planning Everst, Fred H. Fisheries Valuation procedures for land-use planning Recent congressional legislation requires valuation for all major resources Estimated by indirect methods
1980 16 Man-Wildlife Relationships on Guam Wheeler, Michael E. Terrestrial Ecosystems Guam Modification of the biotic component Effects on vertebrate fauna Inroduction of new species, extirpation of native species, endangering native species, and loss of habitat Management actions
1980 16 The Influence of Six Rivers National forest Timber Harvest on Salmon Fisheries:  Forest Service Allegations in Search of Scientific Support Grobey, John H., Dr. Salmon fisheries Six Rivers National Forest, CA Impact of Timber harvest on salmon fisheries Serious flaws  in research render results invalid
1980 16 A Multiple Resource Inventory for Multiple Use Land Management Decisions Armentrout, Donald J. Barrington, Mack R. Multiple-use land management decisions Inventory and analysis Soil vegetation inventories method (SVIM) developed by BLM Combining SVIM with Integrated Habitat Inventory and Classification System
1980 16 Effects of Water Development on the Lower Colorado River Saiki, Michael D. Kennedy, David M. Tash, Jerry C. Lower Colorado River system Attempt to increase the recreational potential Introduction of desireable sport fish
1980 16 Approaches to Chaparral Management for Wildlife Roberts, Thomas A. Chaparral Management Soboba Project, San Bernardino National Forest Prescribed burning Water development Silviculture
1980 16 Fisheries Input into Land Management Planning in the Forest Service, Region 5 Evans, Willis A. Fisheries Land management Steps to provide fisheries input into Forest Service plans in California
1980 16 The Lassen-Washoe Interstate Deer Herd, A Status Report, Recent Studies, and Impacts Kahre, Karl S. Mammals Lassen-Washoe migratory mule deer herd California-Nevada state line, northwest of Reno, NV Harvest Trapping Land use impacts
1980 16 Remote Sensing Applications for Wildlife Habitat Management Teuller, Paul T. Wildlife habitat management Remote imaging sensing Systems for study, inventory, and monitoring of various wildlife habitats
1981 17 Instream Flow Requirements for Dinkey Creek, Fresno County Lee, Dennis P. Fish Rainbow trout and brown trout Instream flow requirement Dinkey Creek, Fresno County, CA Kings River Watershed
1981 17 Mechanisms of Prey Selectivity in the Piute Sculpin, Cottus beldingi Kratz, Kim Vinyard, G. L. Fish Sculpin (Cottus beldingi) Predation mechanics examined Prey include Gammarus lacustris, Arcynopteryx californicus, and Ephemerella (drunella)
1981 17 Distribution and Status of Fishes of the Genus Gila (Cyprinidae) in the Northwestern Great Basin Williams, Jack E. Williams, Cynthia D. Fish Gila bicolor, G. alvordensis, G. boraxobius Endorheic basins of the north west Great Basin Many undescribed species found
1981 17 Status and Management of the Coast Cutthroat Trout (Salmo claki clarki) in California  Gerstung, Eric R. Fish Coast cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki clarki) Habitat extends north from the Eel River delta, in a narrow coastal strip 5 to 20 miles wide Status, lifehistory and managment given
1981 17 Use of Hybrid Sunfish in Ponds or Small Impoundments Hallerman, Eric M. Philip, David P., Dr. Pasdar, Manijeh Fish Green sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus),and redear sunfish (L. microlophus) Hybrids sunfish reduced reproductive potential Forage for largemouth bass
1981 17 The Utilization of Shallow Marsh Habitats by Commercially Important Fishes in Elkhorn Slough, CA Barry, James P. Fish Northern Anchovy, Pacifice herring, shiner surfperch, starry flounder, black surfpeerch, leopard shark, California halibut, bat ray, English sole Use of tidal creeks and inland protions of Elkhorn Slough, Monterey, CA Sections funtion as nursery and or spawning areas
1981 17 Distribution anbd Status of Native Fishes of the Railroad Valley System, Nevada Williams, Cynthia D. Williams, Jack E. Fish Crenichthys nevadae and Gila bicolor Little Fish Lake, Hot Creek, Sand Spring, and Railroad Valleys in Nevada Distribution and status reported
1981 17 A Review of Several Methods for Aging Elasmobranches Cailliet, Gregor M. Kusher, David Martin, Linda Wolf, Patricia Fish Elasmobranch fish Methods to determine age
1981 17 A One-Year Survey of Recreational Clamming on the Morro Bay Mud Flats For the Period of April, 1979 to March, 1980 Mello, John J. Invertebrates Geoduck (Panopea generosa), Common Littleneck (Prothothaca staminea) Mudflat areas of Morro Bay, CA Daily clammer attendance, effort, catch rate, and clam species composition recorded
1981 17 Fawn Mortality in the North Kings Deer Hear:  Some Preliminary Results Neal, Donald L. Mammals Migratory mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) North Kings Deer Herd, west slope of Sierra Nevada, CA Population declines Fawn mortatlity High mountain lion predation
1981 17 Pneumonia in Bighorn Sheep:  Effects on Population Jessup, David A., DVM Mammals Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Pneumonia as a mortality factor Bacteria (Pasteurella sp.) is the most common cause Predisposing factors allowing penetration of bacteria to mucous memebranes discussed
1981 17 Reproductive Success, Nest Site Selection and Management of Ospreys at Lake Almanor, CA  1969-1980 Airola, Daniel A. Shubert, Noel Birds Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Lake Almanor, CA Reproductive success, nest site selection, and management Artificial platforms
1981 17 Some Responses of Resident Animals to the Effects of Fire in a Coastal Chaparral Environment in Southern California McClure, H. Elliot Wildfire in chaparral environment Effects on resident species Ventura County, CA 8400 acre fire
1981 17 The Soboba Project:  Preliminary Evaluation of Habitat Improvement Techniques Roberts, Thomas A. Chaparral management program Prescribed burning Hand cutting of brush Deer use Small mammal use
1981 17 Methodologies For a Comprehensive Wildlife Survey and Habitat Analysis in Old-Growth Douglas Fir Forests Raphael, Martin G. Barrett, Reginald H. Forest Management Old-growth Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) forest Wildlife survey Habitat analysis Northwestern CA Sampling methods
1981 17 The Influence of Wildlife-Related Variables on Teacher Adoption of Environmental Education Hooper, Jon D. Environmental Education Wildlife ecology K-12  public schools California Survey questionaire to 526 teachers
1981 17 The Sagebrush Rebellion Shanks, Bernard Conservation Sagebrush rebellion Public land management vs natural resource management
1981 17 Wildlife Biologists, EIS's, and Resource Decisionmaking  Haigh, William Land management Wildlife Biologists Environmental analysis Environmental Impact Statement inventories Cumulative impacts vs. impacts on project components
1981 17 Ash Meadows Scenerio Sanchez, Peter G. Ash Meadows, Southwestern Nevada Endemic fish, invertebrates, and vascular plants Populations threatened by real estate subdivisions and large scale ground water withdrawal Solutions
1981 17 Can We Save Our Anadromous Fish Resources in Small Coastal Streams?--A Look at the Past, Present , and Future Evans, Willis A. Fish Anadromous Fish Resources Coastal rivers Southern, central and northern CA Declining trends and solutions
1981 17 Night Lighting:  A Technique to Locate and Capture Fawns Steger, George N. Neal, Donald L. Mammals California mule deer fawns (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Technique to capture fawns Radio collars fitted
1981 17 Goats in CA Brushlands:  Benefits and Hazards to Wildlife  Fitzhugh, Lee Mammals Range goats (Capra hircus) Used to control brush on firebreaks and to convert brush rangeland to grassland
1981 17 Fifteen Years of Shrub Testing for Upland Game Habitat Clary, Raimond F. Jr. McKibben, Larry Upland game cover Woody plants tested for potential use as cover  Three outstanding performers Atriplex canescens Atriplex lentiformis Isomeris arborea
1981 17 Re-establishing the Harris' Hawk on the Lower Colorado River Stewart, Glen R. Birds Harris'Hawks (Parabuteo unicinctus superior) Lower Colorado River Goal is to re-establish a historic population of hawks Hacking and cross-fostering
1981 17 California's Citizen Supported Captive Raptor Breeding Program, 1970-1980 Schlorff, Ronald W. Birds Captive raptor breeding research CA Fish and Game Commission 33 permits issued from 1970 to 1980
1981 17 Mitigating the Adverse Impacts of Prescribed Burning Hafenfeld, Richard E. Resource management Prescribed burns Fire dependent vegetation communities Adverse impacts
1982 18 Evaluating Management Alternatives for the Santa Lucia Deer Herd in Monterey County, CA Mansfield, Terry M. Pine, Donald S. Deer herd management Western Monterey County, CA Santa Lucia herd Five-step process used to develop and evaluate management alternatives
1982 18 Growth and Population Structure of the Mojave Chub Havelka, Michael  Boothe, Christine, A. Whitney, Karen G. Whitney, Charles E. Fish Mojave chub (Gila bicolor mohavensis) Barstow, CA Lincoln-Peterson Index used to estimate population
1982 18 A Nematode Infection in the Northern Anchovy From San Francisco Bay Eaton, William Robinson, H. Hassur, H. Hendricks, J. Inveertebrates Nematodes (Contracaecum sp.) Anchovies from San Francisco Bay, CA Chi-squared analysis for parasite frequency
1982 18 The California Wildlife/Fish Habitat Relationships System Grenfell, William E. Jr. Salwasser, Hal Laudenslayer, William F. Jr. California Wildlife/Fish Habitat Relationship System (WFHR) US Forest Service Identifies and explains the consequences of proposed land use activities affecting vegetation The programs expansion is to include non-Forest Service lands in CA
1982 18 California's Wildlife Information System and its Application to Resource Decisions Salwasser, Hal Wildlife and habitat management Wildlife information system Way to plan for wildlife in resource decisions Interagency wildlife task group
1982 18 Fish and Wildlife Habitat Capability Models and Special Habitat Criteria Hurley, Janet F. Salwasser, Hal Shimamoto, Karen Fish and wildlife management National Forest Management Act (NFMA) Indicator species Information on the indicator species will help guide land allocations and resource management
1982 18 California Natural Diversity Data Base Csuti, Blair CAlifornia Natural Diversity Data Base (CNDDB) Resource information retrieval system Locality-specific data for a variety of species and communities The Nature Conserevancy California Department of Fish and Game Allows land-use planners and managers to assess a projects impact on species and communities of concern at the planning stage
1982 18 An Inventory System For Assessing Wildlife Habitat Relationships in Forests Dedon, Mark Barrett, Reginald H. Wildlife Habitat Survey System Terrestrial vertebrate wildlife species abundance Multivariate habitat characteristics Five sampling methods Vegetation sampling
1982 18 Management Problems Associated with the Recovery Plan for the Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse and California Clapper Rail Shellhammer, Howard S. Mammals Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse (Reithrodontomys raviventris) and the California Clapper Rail (Rallus longirostris obsoletus) San Francisco Bay,CA Recovery plan for these two endangered species
1982 18 Volunteers and Wildlife Habitat Management:  Twelve Years Together Bleich, Vernon C. Coombes, Lester J. Sudmeier, Glenn W. Wildlife management Volunteer Desert Water and Wildlife Survey California Department of Fish and Game Volunteers aid in survey of desert regions in Southern CA Twelve year program
1982 18 Habitat Management to Control Ground Squirrel Populations Klitz, William Mammals Ground Squirrels (Spermophilus so. and Cynomys sp.) Pests Direct removal and habitat management
1982 18 Infra-Red Aerial Mapping of Potential Black-Footed Ferret Habitat in Wyoming Bredy, Jim Coy, Steve Mammals Black-footed ferret (Mustela nigripes) Threatened and endangered species Northwestern Wyoming Infra-red aerial photos used to identify prairie dog town, the usual residence of ferrets
1982 18 The Angel Island Deer Herd:  A Case History of Wildlife Management Controversy Goldsmith, Audrey E. Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Angel Island State Park, San Francisco Bay, CA Deer herd management California Department of Fish and Game and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
1982 18 Why Wildlife and Fisheries Biologists Aren't Treated Like Doctors Monroe, Jud Wildlife and fisheries biologists Low professional status Opinions ignored by policy makers and public interest groups
1982 18 Making Professional Decisions Fitzhugh, Lee Wildlife biologists Societal vs. professional decisions Ethical decision making
1982 18 The Professional Natural Resource Manager:  Training in the University Barrett, Reginald H. Wildlife profession Forestry and resource management curriculum at UC Berkeley Educational needs
1982 18 Retreading Natural Resource Managers to Cope with the "Kingdom of the Kind" Hooper, Jon K. Natural resource management Changing public attitudes toward traditional consumptive sues of wildlife resources Wildlife management in the political arena
1982 18 The National Estuarine Sanctuary Program and Research Opportunities at Elkhorn Slough Moore, Ken C. Estuarine Sanctuary Program Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 Estuarine areas as natural field laboritories Twenty estuaries planned for preseervation
1983 19 The Salton Sea and the Push For Energy Exploitation of a Unique Ecosystem Black, Glenn F. Salton Sea Southern CA California's largest inland water Habitat threats Fish and wildlife preservation alternatives
1983 19 Population Fluctuations and Generic Differentiation in the Humboldt Cutthroat Trout of Gance Creek, Nevada Platts, William S. Nelson, Rodger Loren Fish Cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki Richardson) Gance Creek, Elko County, NV Fluctuations in weights, lengths, numbers, and conditions Possible taxonomic separtation into two subspecific taxa Lahontan and Humboldt cutthroat trout
1983 19 A Preliminary Report on the Effects of a Deferred-Rotation Grazing System on Wildlife at the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge Oldemeyer, John L. Martin, stephen J. Woodis, Steven G. Grazing impacts Cattle exclosure Badger Mountain, Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge, NV Small mammal numbers and reproduction, passerine bird numbers and habitat use, and mule deer food habits and dietary quality
1983 19 The 1978 Relocation of Tule Elk at Fort Hunter Liggett- Reasons for its Failure Hanson, Michael T. Willison, James M. Mammals Tule Elk (Cervus elaphus nannodes) Relocation of tule elk Tule Elk Reserve near Buttonwillow, CA, to Fort Hunter Ligget, CA Failure of population mainly due to poaching Recommendations for future elk release
1983 19 Preliminary Analysis of Transmission Line Impact on Desert Bighorn Sheep Movement Patterns Stevens, David W. Mammals Desert bighorn shepp (Ovis canadensis mexicana) Dome rock Mountains of Western AZ Analysis of the impact of a 500 kV transmission line construction Seven radio collared desert bighorn sheep
1983 19 Short-term Effects of Habitat Management on Small Vertebrates in Chaparral Quinn, Ronald D. Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, and Amphibians Effects of chaparral fuel management by disking, handcutting, and prescribed fire on populations Comparisons between treated and untreated areas Change in plant community
1983 19 Spring Ranges, Food Habits, and Habitat Utilization of Ringtails in the Geysers Brody, Allan J. Koch, Donald B. Mammals Ringtails (Brassariscus astutus) Geysers-Calistoga Known Geothermal Resoiurce Area, Sonoma Coutny, CA April-June, 1981 Monitored four radio-collared males Home range and habitat utilization patterns recorded
1983 19 Bird Movements and Collision Moartality at a Large Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Byrne, Sheila Birds Collision mortality 350 foot Boeing Mod-2 wind turbine Western edge of Suisun Marsh, Solano County, CA Pacific Gas & Electric Companty's performance monitoring program Surveys prior to and after construction
1983 19 Canvasback and Redhead Productivity at Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge Bouffard, Stephen H. Birds Canvasback (Aythya valisineria) and redgead (A. americana) Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada Productivity study; nest and egge success, clutch and brood size Parasitized nests
1983 19 Ten Years of Testing for Waterfowl Food Plants in California Clary, raymond F. Jr. George, Harry A. Plants Waterfowl food plants Field evaluations Field plantings at eleven sites throughout the Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley
1983 19 The Light-Footed Clapper Rail; Distribution, Nesting Strategies, and Management Zembal, Richard Massey, Barbara W. Birds Light-footed clapper rail (Rallus longirostris levipes) Marshes from Carpenteria to Tijuana Marsh, CA Censusing by vocalization in 1980 - 1982 Nesting sites examined Suggestions for providing additional nesting habitat
1983 19 Man and Wildlife-The Competition for Space Cutler, M. Rupert Professional Biologists Effects of the Reagan Administration on fish and wildlife
1983 19 The California Energy Outlook Edson, Karen Energy demands in CA Energy conservation and development of alternative renewable sources Reduction of dependance on oil Protection of natural resources
1983 19 Environmental Studies for Pacific Gas and Electric's Geotheremal and Hydroelectric projects Keller, Marilyn Environmental studies on geothermal and hydroelectric power plants Evaluate mitigation measures Approaches by Pacific Gas and Electrics biologists to minimize negative biological impacts Loss of Vegetation, erosion, sedimentation, condensate spills
1983 19 A Federal Wetland Preservation Program for California Kramer, Gary W. Helvie, Jack Wetland habitat Mainly in the Central Valley of California Loss of 4,500,000 acres of wetland habitat Conservation Easement Program US Fish and Wildlife Serevice
1983 19 Steel Shot:  A National Perspective Roster, Tom Steel shot Non-toxic shot zones Pacific flyway The Cooperative Lead Poisoning Control Information Program
1983 19 Problems of Managing Sea Otters in California Bens, Carl ` Mammals Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) California population greatly reduced in range and size Recovery plan Management problems
1983 19 Conflicts Between The Fringe-Toed Lizard and Development in the Coachella Valley Mayhew, Wilbur W. Lizard Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard (Uma inornata) Coachella Valley Ecological Reserve, CA Endangered species Loss of aeolian sand habitat
1983 19 The Coachella Valley, An Endangered Ecosystem Progress Report on Conservation and Management Efforts England, Sidney A. Coachella Valley in CA Deserty ecosystem dominated by strong winds and sandy soils Loss of Habitat Establishment of a preserve
1983 19 Coordinated Resource Management and Planning Albright, Delmer L. Coordinated resource management and planning Resource problems are solved based on resource boundaries Reasonable compromise between the public and private sector
1983 19 Prescribed Burning for Habitat Improvement Using the Helitorch Florence, Scott R. Prescribed fire Management tool for wildlife habitat improvement Helitorch as a tool
1983 19 The Ecological Significance of Fire in Chaparral  James, Susanne M. Prescribed fire California chaparral Effects on animal population Management strategies
1983 19 Prescribed Burning Blackbrush for Deep Habitat Improvement Bates, Patricia A. Prescribed burning Blackbrush (Coleogyne ramosissima) response to burning Great Basin-Mojave desert transition Use of fire to improve deer winter range in Owens Valley
1983 19 Commercial and Recreational Potential of the Striped Bass x White Bass Hybrid Massingill, Michael J. Hovanec, Timothy A. Van Olst, Jon C. Carlberg, James M. Fish Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) and white bass (Morone chrysops) hybrid Excellent survival, growth, and production capabilities
1983 19 Commercial Feasibility of White Sturgeon Culture in CA Beer, Ken E. Fish White Sturgeon (Acipensere transmontanus) Created by the artifical spawning of wild broodstock Rapid growth and perceived marketability
1983 19 A General Description of Sturgeon Aquaculture Currently Being Conducted at the University of California at Davis Monaco, George Fish Sturgeon (Acipenser sp.) Artificial spawning University of California at Davis
1984 20 Funding for Fish and Wildlife Resources Van Vleck, Gordon K. Fish and Wildlife Conservation Funding problems  Solutions to funding problems
1984 20 Fish and Wildlife Values:  New Clout for a Conservation Ethic Salwasser, Hal Barrett, Reginald H. Sorg, Cindy Fish and Wildlife Resource Management Committment to the continued biological existence of all species Fish and wildlife resources have economic values to society Responsible resource stewardship
1984 20 Developing a Habitat Management Plan for Private Land Fitzhugh, E. Lee Zinke, Ronald H. Conway, Ray Private land wildlife management Svoboda's technique Sugarloaf Ranch, Grass Valley, Placer County, CA Guide to habitat development Management of quail and livestock to now including deer, turkey, dive, band-tailed pigeon, and nongame habitat
1984 20 The Three "R"s of Resource Program Funding Stroud, Richard H. Fish and Wildlife resources Funding problems State agencies over-all mission clearly stated Keep goals to a minimum
1984 20 Riparian Revegetation in California Gray, Randall L. Snieckus, Robert  Wilcox, Glenn Riparian revegetation Improve fish and wildlife habitat Enhance visual resources Stabilize eroding banks Revegetation ranges from willow cutting to multispecies plant communities with irriagation systems Techniques and case studies reviewed
1984 20 Assisting Private Landowners with Wetland Habitat Developments in California Frazer, Scott Kramer, Gary W. Wetland Habitats in CA Technical assistance to privately owned wetlands Benefits to waterfowl resources
1984 20 Funding for Fish and Wildlife Beuttler, John Jr. Fish and wildlife Funding United Anglers of CA California Sportfishing Protection Alliance
1984 20 Population Growth and Dispersal of Reintroduced California Bighorn in Northwestern Nevada Hansen, Michael C. Mammals California Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis californica) Release of eight animals in 1968 Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada Population growth and stabilization
1984 20 Estimating Wildlife Production with Habitat Models Sweeney, James M. Resource management Wildlife habitat capability models estimate wildlife production PARTREC model provides a static, one-point estimate of wildlife production DYNAST model provides a continuous estimate of timber and related benefits (including wildlife) Advantages and disadvantages of these modes are discussed
1984 20 Himalayan Snowcocks-Nevada's Newest Upland Game Stiver, San J. Birds Himalayan Snowcock (Tetraogallus spp.) Stocked in Nevada from 1963-1979 Ruby and East Humboldt Mountains of northeast NV
1984 20 The Physiological Effects of Electrofishing  Emery, Lee Fish Electrofishing Used to assess and manage fish populations Effects produced by ac,dc, and pulsed dc systems Suggestions to minimize physiological stress
1984 20 Analyzing Wildlife Habitats at the Project level:  An Evaluation Method McCarthy, Clinton Hargis, Christina Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program in Wet Timber Compartment, Inyo National Forest Use of management indicator species Three management strategies were developed for managing wildlife habitats
1984 20 Patterns of Habitat Utilization in Six Species of European and American Tits Franzreb, Kathleen E. Franzreb, Barbara J. Birds Mountain Chickadee (Parus gambeli), bushtit (Psaltriparus minimus), plain titmouse (Parus inornatus), blue tit (P. caeruleus), great tit (P. major), and marsh tit (P. palustris) foraging ecology in a riparian oak woodland, a  mixed confiferous forest, and a decidiuous woodland Each species foraging behaviors given
1985 21 Professionalism--Commitment Beyond Employment Thomas, Jack Ward Wildlife Biologists Continuing education Effectiveness Economics
1985 21 Balancing Professional and Personal Commitments Franklin, Thomas M. Time Management Balancing professional and personal commitments Planning, organizing, priority setting, and communication
1985 21 Commitment and Your Professional Society Meslow, E. Charles The Wildlife Society Commitment Opportunity to provide service
1985 21 When Your Professional Commitment and Employers Conflict Yoakum, Jim Wildlife biologists Professional commitments and conflicts Code of ethics and standards of work conduct Presents three representative cases of conflicts
1985 21 Wildlife Damage Control:  A Challenge to Wildlife Professionals Timm, robert M. Wildlife damage control Conflict between men and wildlife Educate the public about the need for damage control and its benefits Methods of control Provide factual information to public policy makers
1985 21 Decision-Making Variables in California Ground Squirrel Management Schmidt, Robert H. Salmon, Terrell P. Stroud, Dennis C. Mammals California Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus beecheyi) Management strategies Detection, monitoring, damage assessment, population dynamics, natural history, and control options Damage reduction or prevention by squirrels
1985 21 Bird Damage Control:  Are Chemical Repellants the Answer Tobin, Mark E. Crabb, A. Charles Birds Damage to agricultural crops Chemical repellants to protect crops Chemical residues, impacts on non-target animals adverse effects on crops, and cost of repellant vs. benefit derived Hypothetical crop-bird complex is described
1985 21 Techniques Used in Rodent Control To Safeguard Nontarget Wildlife Marsh, Rex E. Rodenticide Rodents Rodenticide Techniques to safeguard nontarget wildlife Appropriate rodenticide selection, bait type, and restricting accessibility of non target species and timing of control Delivery systems and bait application methods from standpoint of protecting wildlife
1985 21 Effectiveness of reduced Strength Strychnine Baits for Ground Squirrel Control O'Brien, John Rodenticides Richardson ground squirrel (spermophilus richardsonii nevadensis) Three concentrations of strychnine
1985 21 Chemosterilants as a Management Option For Deer on Angel Island-Lessons Learned Botti, Fred L. Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Angel Island, San Francisco Bay, CA Chemosterilant implantation to reduce reproduction High cost and low capture success
1985 21 A Preliminary Report on the Biology of the Willow Flycatcher in the Central Sierra Nevada Stafford, Michael D. Valentine, Bradley E. Birds Willow flycatcher (Empidonax trailii) Dinkey Creek, Fresno County, CA Individuals monitored during breeding season Chronology of migratory and reproductive events and some aspects of reproductive behavior documented
1985 21 Design and Analysis of Mountain Lion Track Surveys Fitzhugh, E. Lee Gorenzel, W. Paul Mammals Mountain lion (Felis concolor) Design and analysis of a mountain lion track survey When to schedule surveys Documentation techniques
1986 22 Peregrine Falcon Reintroduction Efforts in the Eastern Sierra Nevada McCarthy, Clinton Aulman, Lee Russi, Terry Birds American peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus anatum) Mono Basin and Owens Valley, CA Recovery plan Reintroduction efforts Recommendations for continued reintroduction efforts
1986 22 Successful Approaches to Cooperative Range and Wildlife Management Objectives Hedrick, Donald W. Range and Wildlife Management Cooperative ifforts between resource managers
1986 22 Cooperative Approaches in Wildlife and Range Management McLain, John L. Range and Wildlife Management Cooperation between resource managers Coordinated Resource Management Planning (CRMP) CRMP allows for local input into the planning process
1986 22 Obstacles to Cooperation Between Range and Wildlife Managers Neal, Donald L. Range and Wildlife management Cooperation between resource managers Obstacles include public agencies, education, lack of knowledge, and people
1986 22 Managing Range and Wildlife Resources in the Modoc National Forest Britton, William E. Cooperative range and wildlife management Modoc National Forest, northeastern CA Managing livestock, antelope, waterfowl, fish, and wildlife
1986 22 Cooperative Approaches in Managing Range and Wildlife Resources Monfore, John D. Range and Wildlife management Weyerhaeuser Company (manages 5.8 million acres of timberland in the U.S.) Research and operational activities associated with livestock grazing and wildlife
1986 22 Ranching and Wildlife Long, Wayne E. Range and Wildlife management Incentive to ranchers is to increase profits Private Game Management Program (AB 580)
1986 22 Legal Limits of Professional Societies and Resource Poloitics Rivett, Robin L. Resource lobbying pursuits Legal limits towards the pursuits Legislative advocacy activities permitted under current organizational structure
1986 22 Volunteer Natural Resource Organization in the Political Process Wright, Fred E. The Nevada Wildlife Federation, Inc. The Nevada Legislature Philosophy in dealing with politicians
1986 22 The Early Career DEvelopment of Traditional and Non-traditional Forest Service Professionals Kennedy, James J. History of USFS Adaptation to Forest Service Career
1986 22 Rose Clover-A Preferred Quail Food Kay, Burgess L. Birds California Quail (Callifpepla californica) Quail diets sampled from 1979-1981) Eastern Sacramento Valley High percentage of rose clover found in crops of 102 quail
1986 22 Rehabilitating California Chaparral Following Wildfire Bates, Patricia A. Halenfeld, richard E. Kay, John W. Vegetation rehabilitation after wildfires Correct damages caused by fire suppression Seeding of grass and brush after severe fires Possible livestock and public access restrictions
1986 22 Vegetation Changes Following a Prescribed Burn On a Great Basin Meadow Hargis, Christina McCarthy, Clinton Vegetation changes following a prescribed burn Burn objectives:  restore a brush-encroached meadow and create diversity Lower Sagehen Meadow, Inyo National Forest, CA Four year study
1986 22 Desert Tortoise Habitat Management in Southern Nevada Ross, Joseph, V. H. Reptiles Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) Habitat needs and protective measures BLM study
1986 22 The Santa Cruz Tarweed Local Preservation Project Havlik, Neil A. Plants Santa Cruz Tarweed (Holocarpha macrademia) discovered in Pinole, CA Transplanting project to Wildcat Canyon Regional Park in Richmond, CA Use of livestock as a grazing pressure to maintain favorable habitat conditions
1986 22 Distribution and Habitat Requirements of the San Joaquin Kit Fox in the Northern Extreme of their Range Orloff, Susan Hall, Frank Spiegel, Linda Mammals San Joaquin Kit Fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Reduction in distribution with in northern range Habitat requirements vary from northern to southern population Factors affecting the population are given
1986 22 California Ground Squirrel Management Systems:  Complexity, Uncertainty, and Surprise Salmon, Terrell P. Schmidt, Robert H. Mammals California ground squirrel (Spermophilus beecheyi) Programs to reduce or prevent damage to agricultural crops Examples of squirrel management systems
1986 22 Deer and Cattle Interactions Following a Prescribed Burn in Chaparral Tiller, Ronald L. Roberts, Thomas A. Quinn, Ronald D. Prescribed burn in Chaparral Browsing on chamise by both mule deer and cattle examined Cattle presence may have affected deer distribution
1986 22 Herefords and Honkers Savage, Robert E. Birds Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) Threee elevated nest structures evaluated Two bales of hay placed side by side preferred
1986 22 Impacts of Forest Grazing on Wildlife Habitat Allen, Barbara H. Impacts of forest grazing on wildlife habitat Types of impacts
1986 22 Cattle Grazing on Western Pine Plantations is Compatible with Mule Deer Summer Range Use Monfore, John D. Mammals Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) and cattle Grazing on pine plantations during the summer Beneficial to ranchers and land managers
1986 22 Riparian Stream Management Platts, William S. Riparian stream management lists prior management problems Ideas for future practices and strategies
1986 22 Overview of Recent Riparian Management Efforts in Modoc County Lancaster, D. L. Ross, W. Michael Riparian management Designed to correct past grazing and logging practices Modoc County, CA Increased water temperature, increased siltation, lack of pools, intermittent stream flows, elemination of overhang Riparian improvement efforts
1986 22 Vegetation Characteristics of Riparian Areas Winward, Alma H. Riparian management Vegetation characteristics Knowledge of individual plant species and community types are important for making management decisions
1986 22 Resource Conflict Resolution for the Grapevine Allotment Nichols, richard Guerrero, Edward Grapevine Grazing Allotment, BLM Southeastern  Nevada Competition between desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) and livestock Competition between bighorn shee (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) and livestock
1986 22 Effectively Managing the Public Lands of Nevada Stager, Robert D. Public Land Management in Nevada Compliance with BLM policy, field methods and management actions Use of computer analysis program (X Monitor) High level of professionalism has been achieved
1986 22 Herbaceous Productivity in Oak Woodland Bartolome, James W. Seasonal Productivity Three year study Hopland Field Station, Mendocino County, CA Productivity of blue oak understory and open annual grassland
1986 22 California Black Oak Woodlands in the Great Basin Young, James A. Evans, Raymond A. Kay, Burgess L. Budy, Jerry D. Plants California Black Oak (Quercus kelloggii) Great Basin in Lassen County, CA Different environmental conditions between its western and eastern range
1986 22 Oak Regeneration on California's Hardwood Rangelands Muick, Pamela C. ABartolome, James W. Plants Oaks:  Interior live oak (Quercus wislizenii), canyon live oak (Q. chrysolepis), coast live oak (Q. agrifolia), blue oak (Q. douglasii), and black oak (Q. kelloggii) Study of regeneration of eight oak species in 24 counties of CA Presence and number of saplings used as an indicator of successful stand regeneration
1986 22 Landowner Attitudes and Wildlife Management Practices in the California Oak Woodland Huntsinger, Lynn Fortmann, Louise P. Oak woodlands Public education geared towards oak woodland landowners Statewide survey of landowner characteristics, oak management practices, and attitudes towards oaks
1987 23 Tule Elk Management:  Probelms Encountered with a Successful Wildlife Management Program Koch, Donald B. Mammals Tule Elk (Cervus elaphus nannodes) Population decline and eventual increase due to successful management program Current concerns
1987 23 Are We Ready for the Next Ten Years? Parnell, Jack C. California Department of Fish and Game Management goals for the future
1987 23 The Importance of Credibility to Wildlife Biologists Dechambeau, Richard L. Perceptions of the credibility of biologists as perceived by the sporting community Wildlife management governed by the legislature and ultimately not the biologist
1987 23 A Legislator's Perspective on Wildlife Management Costa, James A. Perspectives on wildlife management Legislature is policy maker for the Department of Fish and Game, whom administer the policies Legislation in past has been to protect many species Future goals given for the Deukmejian administration
1987 23 Wildlife Management Accountability:  Public Interest, Natural Diversity, and Political Action Spotts, Richard A. Wildlife managers Population growth and expanding development threaten wildlife habitat Representing the public interest, encouraging natural diversity, and working for necessary political reform
1987 23 Using the Media:  To Your Benefit, to the Benefit of Reporters, and to the Benefit of Wildlife Matthews, Jim Wildlife biologists Education of public through the media
1987 23 California in the Year 2000:  Resources and Demographics Ewing, Robert A. Natural Resources in California in the year 2000 Important issue is to supply adequate environmental goods and services Strategies given
1987 23 American Outdoors:  Preparing for the 21st Century Salwasser, Hal President's Commission on American Outdoors Political actions to ensure outdoor opportunities for future Americans
1987 23 The Partnership of Today and Tomorrow Hair, Jay D. Resource management of tomorrow Conservation movement predicted to grow
1987 23 The California Nature Conservancy:  Turning Land Protection Opportunities into Accomplishments Hansen, Robert B. The Nature Conservancy Preservation of biological diversity Land protection
1987 23 Coordinating Wildlife Management of Hardwood Conservation:  The Extension Approach Schmidt, Robert H. Tietje, William D. Hardwood conservation in California Habitat for many wildlife species New hardwood range program reviewed Potential impacts to wildlife descussed
1987 23 A Geo-based Resource Information System with Applications for Monitoring Wildlife in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Forest Graber, David M. Sequoia and Kings National Park Geo-based resource information system Provides comprehensive data on terrain, vegetation, and fauna Use will be for ecological predictions
1987 23 The Development of a Microcomputer Database System for Wildlife Habitat Relationships Data Timossi, Irene Dedon, Mark F. Microcomputer database system Used to store and report California Wildlife Habitat Relationships (WHR) information Useful in agency document preparations and research
1987 23 The Potential for Feral Cat Control Through Cooperation Gilson, Arlette Salmon, Terrell P. Kelley, Margaret S. Mammals Feral domestic cats (Felis catus) Negative impact on wildlife Competition for wildlife food resources Tilden Regional Park Alternative control method discussed
1987 23 Extension, Regualtion, and Wildlife Damage Control:  An Example from Western Australia Salmon, Terrell P. Resource management and worldwide wildlife management problems Sharing information and costs Encouragement to landholders to adopt management practices to reduce wildlife damage Western Australia
1987 23 Characteristics of Fund-Raising Solicitations by Environmental and Animal Rights Organizations Schmidt, Robert H. Direct mail fund-raising solicitations Wildlife and environment issues Animal rights and animal welfare
1987 23 Implementing California's Deer Herd Management Plans Updike, Douglas California deer herd management plans Assembly bill 3735 Increase in price of deer hunting tags Habitat improvement Seasonal monitoring of herds
1987 23 Mountain Sheep Reintroduction in the Central Sierra:  A Cooperative Effort Deay, Jeffrey A. et. al. Mammals Mountain sheep (Ovis canadensis) Efforts to reestablish populations in the central Sierra
1987 23 Mountain Sheep in California:  A Historical Perspective on 108 Years of Full Protection Wehausen, John D. Bleich, Vernon C. Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Mountain sheep (Ovis canadensis) Protection has done little to slow population loss Reintroduction program Limited hunting permits allowed
1987 23 Pronghorn Management in California Pyshora, L. Bud Mammals Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) Extirpation of populations in the Central Valley Populations in four northeast counties still occurs Population goals and management techniques discussed
1987 23 Response of Western Mountain-Mahogany to Pruning in Northern California Asrow, Edith S. Egan, Thomas B. ` Plants Western Mountain Mahogany (Cercocarpus betuloides) Chainsaw winter top pruning increased available annual growth Possible method to increase deer forage
1987 23 Creative Approaches to Aspen Management for Wildlife Zieroth, Elaine J. Mammals Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) and elk (Cervus elaphus nelsoni) Management of aspen to increase sprouting and provide a nutritious source of browse Western Colorado
1987 23 Spring Food Preferences of Mule Deer in the North Kings Deer Herd Evans, Charles J. Haines, Robert D. Noblitt, William L. Chesemore, David L. Mammals  North kings mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Forage preferences observed Management recommendations
1987 23 Results of a Membership Questionnaire For the Western Section for the Wildlife Society Schmidt, Robert H. Questionnaire response from the Western Section of the Wildlife Society Increased conservation activities and conservation education desired by membership
1988 24 Californian's Attitudes Toward and Use of Fish and Wildlife Resources Hooper, Jon K. Fletcher, James E. Telephone survey in CA Description of consumptive and nonconsumptive fish and wildlife users in CA Attitudes toward wildlife programs Attitudes toward funding approaches Responses summarized
1988 24 Endangered Species Management:  A Single Species Approach to the Loss of Biological Diversity Smith, Kent A. Conservation biology Endangers species protection and management
1988 24 Alternative Views of Reserved Design for Wildlife Managers Van Riper, Charles Quinn, James F. Resource management Long-term maintenance of native biotas Best design strategies for wildlife sanctuaries
1988 24 Population Monitoring:  An Essential Link Between Theoretical and Applied Conservation Biology Verner, Jared Kie, John G. Conservation Biology Characteristics of a well designed monitoring scheme Case review assessments
1988 24 Management of Feral and Exotic Game Species on Guam Conry, Paul J. Introduced exotic and feral game animals  Guam Recreational hunting program Negative impacts of these animals on endangered birds and bats Protectionof forest habitat for endangered birds and bats
1988 24 Demise of an Insular Avifauna:  The Brown Tree Snake on Guam Engbring, John Fritts, Thomas H. Birds Native forest birds of Guam Nine out of eleven birds have been extirpated Major cause of decline has been attributed to predation by the introduced brown tree snake (Boiga irregularis)
1988 24 Management of Fruit Bats on YAP, Caroline Islands:  Past and Future Challenges Falanruw, Marjorie C. Mammals Yap fruit bat (Pteropus mariannus yapensis) Decline caused by hunting pressure Present population increase due to hunting regulations and gun control
1988 24 Alien Plants and Their Management in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Cuddihy, Linda W. Stone, Charles P. Tunison, J. Timothy Plants Alien plant species Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii Goals include control, confinement, and maintenance of 21 special ecological areas which are biodiverse
1988 24 Removing Feral Pigs from Annadel State Park Barrett, Reginald H. Goatcher, Buddy L. Gogan, Peter J. Fitzhugh, E. Lee Mammals Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) Project to study feasability of pig eradication Trapping and hunting with trained dogs for pig removal Fencing to prevent immigration
1988 24 Status of Black-Tailed Deer on Kauai Telfer, Thomas C. Mammals  Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Western Kauai 350 deer in population maintained by illegal take
1988 24 Habitat Fragmentation and Mule Deer Migration Corridors:  A Need for Evaluation Kucera, Thomas E. McCarthy, Clinton Mammals Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Fragmentation of migration routes by human developments Eastern Sierra Nevada
1988 24 Current Multisource Inventory Data:  Implications for Management Branam, Jeanine M. Buck, Michael G. Resource Management Multiresource inventory as a tool Combines photo interpretation and permanent field plots Provides information on forest trends including tree growth and mortality Alson shows watershed condition, noxious weed impacts, feral animal impacts and forest community status
1988 24 Restoring Critical Habitat for Hawaii's Endangered Palila by Reducing Ungulate Populations Scowcroft, Paul G. Conrad, C. Eugene Birds Palila (Loxioides baillevi) An endangered Hawaiian Forest bird Critical habitat recovery included sheep population reduction Recovery of mamane (Sophora chysophylla) a tree important to palilas 
1988 24 Reforestation Research in Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge Conrad, C. Eugene Scrowcroft, Paul G. Wass, Richard C. Goo, Donovan S. Reforestatin Natural revegetation and planted seedlings were fenced Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge on Hawaii Refuge for Hawaiian birds
1988 24 Watershed Management and Forestry in Upcountry Maui, Hawaii Vora, Robin S. Watershed management Study to increase water availability Maui, Hawaii Pig control and control of exotic plants
1988 24 Leucaena Research for Hawaiin Forest and Rangeland Applications Wheeler, Robert A. Brewbaker, James L. Plants Koa haole (Leucaena leucocephala var. leucocephala) Semi-arid forest plant of the Hawaiian Islands Is an exotic species, introduced in the mid 1800's Important for soil stabilization and browse Improved Leucaena spp. discussed
1988 24 Breeding Biology of the California Clapper Rail in south San Francisco Bay Harvey, Thomas E. Birds California clapper rail (Rallus longirostris obsoletus) Nesting activities observed 4/80 through 8/80 Three marshes in south San Francisco, CA Five nest types occurred, average clutch size given
1988 24 Livestock Management and Productivity of Willow Flycatchers in the Central Sierra Nevada Valentine, Bradley E. Roberts, Thomas A. Boland, Stephen P. Woodman, A. Peter Birds Willow flycatcher (Empidonax traillii) Riparian assemblages in the Sierra Nevada Impacted by livestock grazing
1988 24 US Fish and Wildlife Service Breeding Bird Surveys:  How Can They Be Used in Forest Management Laudenslayer, William F. Breeding bird surveys Annual survey in US and Canada Data aids in management plans Increase and decreases of certain species
1988 24 Evaluating Avian-Habitat Relationships in Red Fir Forests of the Sierra Nevada Hejl, Sallie J. Verner, Jared Wildlife habitat relationship models Avian habitat Red fir (Abies magnifica) forests Predicted breeding bird species in the forest by using a Wildlife Habitat Relationships (WHR) System
1988 24 Humans, Bears, and Redwoods:  A Need for Applied Environmentalism Giusti, Gregory A. Schmidt, Robert H. Mammals Black bear (Ursus americanus Damage to coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) Biology of bears living in coast redwood habitat and redwood forest management techniques Humboldt and Del Norte Counties in northern CA Strategies to reduce damage
1988 24 Coodinated Resource Management Planning in the Clear Creek Area of Central California Florence, Scott R. Coordinated resource management planning Cooperative process between agencies, groups, and individuals Goal is to improve resource planning and management Clear Creek Management Area, central CA
1988 24 Habitat Suitability Rating for Wild Horses and Burros in Nevada Armentrout, Donald J. Bryan, Rodger Wheeler, Richard Mammals Wild horses (Equus caballus) Habitat rating system Evaluation of wild horses  Northern Nevada
1988 24 Social Demands, Political Compromise, and Biological Realities:  Are We Meeting the Challenge? Carrier, W. Dean Wildlife biologists Political and social pressures Educational and social roots of wildlife biology
1989 25 Animal Welfare Concerns and Wildlife Trapping:  Ethics, Standards, and Commitments Proulx, Gilbert Barrett, Morley W. Animal trapping Management tool Recreationa activity or traditional way of life Animal welfare organization concerned with animal suffering Killing devices assessed Humane trapping alternatives
1989 25 Factors in Origin of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society Howard, Walter E. Western Section of The Wildlife Society The societies origin Biological, social and political factors of that time
1989 25 Thirty-five Years of Dedication to the Wildlife Profession:  The Activities of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society Yoakum, Jim The Western Section of The Wildlife Society Review of their activities History, membership, annual conferences, organizational structure, publications, awards and education
1989 25 An Exchange of Gifts:  Toward the Evolution of Western Ethics Weeden, Robert B. World view towards wildlife Christian theology, capitalism, and science Need for change of world view that people are separate from and superior to nature
1989 25 An Ecosystem Approach to Species Preservation:  the Old-growth Issue Carrier, W. Dean Smith, Kent A. Species preservation Conservation of ecosystem complex vs. single species approach to management Example of old-growth coniferous forests in the Pacific states given
1989 25 Characteristics of Applicants Seeking Certification from The Wildlife Society, 1977-1985 Barrett, Morley W. Yoakum, James D. Barbeau, Joanne M. The Western Wildlife Society Program of certification of professional wildlife biologist Survey of applicants seeking certification
1989 25 Membership Survey of the Nevada Chapter of the Wildlife Society Weiss, Stephen A. The Nevada Chapter of The Wildlife Society Membership survey in 1985 Goals and activities
1989 25 The 1985 Farm Bill - What it is Doing in California Pencovic, Terri A. Schultze, Ronald F. 1985 Farm Bureau Bill The bill affects agricultural practices Management of erodable land and protection and restoration of wetlands Impact on wildlife habitat in California
1989 25 California's Private Lands Wildlife Management Area Program Mansfield, Terry M. Mayer, Kenneth E. Callas, Richard L. Private Lands Wildlife Management Area Program Encourages landowners to manage thier wildland resources for the benefit of wildlfie Mule deer have been the primary focus of the Program Program evaluation 1984 California Program
1989 25 Innovation of the Private Lands Wildlife Management Program:  A History of Fee Hunting in California Fitzhugh, E. Lee "Management of Fish and Wildlife on Private Lands" is a Fish and Game Code Fee hunting California Program is a law Problems and controversy for the Program
1989 25 Brushpiles:  A Time for Opportunity and Re-examination  Gorenzel, W. Paul Fitzhugh, E. Lee Wildlife management Brushpioes as a management tool for small upland game birds Current construction and placement recommendations
1989 25 Design Considerations for Monitoring Land Birds in Channel Islands National Park Sogge, Mark K. Van Riper, Charles III Drost, Charles Land Bird Monitoring Program Channel Islands National Park, California Line transects and circular plots compared for use to measure species abundance
1989 25 The Status of Mountain Lions in California Mansfield, terry M. Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Mountain lions (Felis concolor) Field studies conducted to improve knowledge of lion ecology Management options discussed
1989 25 The Distribution of Winter Mule Deer Use Around Homesites Smith, David O. Conner, Mike Loft, Eric R. Mammals Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Winter range habitat in northeastern CA Objective to determine residential subdivisions influence on deer use of habitat Distance of use from residences measured
1989 25 Migratory Patterns of Black-tailed Deer on a Spring Staging Area:  Bias of Herd Composition Estimates Smith-Flueck, Jo Anne M. Flueck, Werner T. Jacobsen, Nadine K. Mammals Balck-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Cow Creek Herd, Shasta County, CA Herd composition on the spring staging area Arrival and departure times, age, and sex monitored
1989 25 A Comparison of Spotligh and Track Counts of Mule Deer in the Sierra Nevada Foothills Single, Jeffrey R. Oldham, Johnathan A. Halstead, Jeffrey A. Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Weekly spotlight and track counts compared Sierra Nevada foothills east of Fresno
1989 25 Clarification of Circular Home Range Probability Zones Based on Standar Diameters Single, Jeffrey R. Roseberry, John L. Statistical home range Assignment of probabilities to circualr home range zones Clarification of terminology
1989 25 Design and Accuracy Considerations for Wildlife Telemetry Studies:  Some Examples from Ungulates Loft, Eric R. Evans, Charles J. Ragotzkie, Kim E. Kie, John G. Radiotelemetry studies Clearly thought-out study design necessary Considerations and guidelines useful in designing and conducting telemetry studies Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) study
1990 26 Modelling Habitat Capability for Forest Wildlife in Southeast Alaska Using a Corporate Database Suring, Lowell H. Degayner, Eugene J. III Corporate database for USDA Forest Service Southeast Alaska Information includes vegetation, topography, soils, and streams Geographic Information System (GIS) Habitat capability models have been developed for 13 wildlife species for use in evaluating the effects of management activities Sitka black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus sitkensis) studies used as an example
1990 26 The Spirit of the Woods:  Spotted Owls in the Eastern Cascades of Washington State Martin, Sandra K. Murphy, Heather A. Osfwald, Brian Broaddus, Carol Birds Northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) Associated with od growth forest habitat in western Oregon and Washington Narration of a video that illustrates the biology of the owl and its range
1990 26 Historical Effects of Logging on the Forests of the Cascade and Sierra Nevada Ranges of California Laudenslayer, William F. Darr, Herman H. Timber Harvests Altering of mixed-conifer forests Monocultures and mixed assemblages Change in vegetation under the forest canopy Decrease in tree size
1990 26 Monitoring Marsh Management on the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex Mensik, J. Gregory O'Halloran, Patrick Wetland management Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex Habitat management system to gude the planning, field operation, and evaluation on refuges
1990 26 Converting Rice Fields to Natural Wetlands in the Sacramento Valley of California Strong, Mark A. Mensik, J. Gregory Walsworth, Daniel S. Wetland management Restoration of natural wetlands from rice fields Conserevation easement program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1990 26 Ground Brood counts to Estimate Duck Production on Two Habitats in Western Alaska Anderson, Randi R. Robinson, Scott R. Duck brood surveys Pah River Flats and McCarthy's Marsh, Alaska Production differed significantly
1990 26 Comparative Use of Eucalyptus Versus Native Vegetation by Wildlife on Angel Island State Park, California Keane, John J. Morrison, Michael L. Habitat restoration Angel Island State Park, San Francisco Bay, CA Removal of Eucalyptus and other exotic plant species Restoration of native vegetation recommended Animal species diversity in various habitats explored
1990 26 Trends in Winter Abundance and Distribution of Ferruginous Hawks in California Garrison, Barrett A. Birds Ferruginous hawks (Buteo regalis) Abundance and distribution of wintering birds assessed using Christmas Bird Count Data Population increase
1990 26 Wild Turkey:  Computer-Based Consultation Program Tietje, William d. Lasarow, Leanne W. Wild Turkey Computer-based consultation program Mimics a conversation between a landowner and a wildlfie expert Designed to help  the landowner maintain and enhance wild turkey (Meleagris gallopava) habitat
1990 26 Moose Habitat Inventory and Enhancement in BLM's Kobuk District, Alaska Robinson, Scott R. Anderson, Randi R. Mammals Moose (Alces alces) Habitat alteration due to wildfire suppression Alaska-Kobuk District-BLM land Moose survey results and wildfire information Fire management options to benefit moose
1990 26 Tranquilizer Darts As a Capture Method for Free-Ranging Black-tailed Deer Ferris, Robeert M. Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Clover traps vs. tranquilizer darts Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area in Central California
1990 26 Epidemiology and Pathology of Hemorrhagic Disease in Free-Ranging Black-tailed Deer in Californi:  1986-1987 Work, thierry Martin Jessup, David A. Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Outbreaks of hemorrhagic disease in CA in 1986-87 Epidemiologic patterns suggested bluetongue or epizootic hemorraghic disease (viruses)
1990 26 Serodiagnosis in Wildlife Management Mazet, Jonna A. K. Boyce, Walter M. Wildlife management Diagnosis of disease Serodiagnosis aids in diagnosis by reaction to a specific antigen Use of serology to prevenbt translocation of disease-infected animals and identify reservoris of disease
1990 26 Selenium Concentrations in Blood of Free - Ranging Mule Deer in California Oliver, Michael N. et.al Mammals Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Whole blood sampled for selenium concentrations Manifestations of Selenium deficiency in deer are discussed including decreased fawn survivability
1990 26 Selenium Supplementation of Mule Deer in California Oliver, Michael N. Jessup, David A. Norman, Ben B. Selenium supplementation for deer Selenium fertilizer tested on deer browse Further research needed
1990 26 Distribution and Abundance of Rodents in Agroforestry Plantations in the San Joaquin Valley, California Dyer, Andrew R. Kelly, Troy D. Chesemore, David L. Mammals Western harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis), deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), vole (Microcotus californicus), and house mouse (Mus musculus) Distribution and abundance of rodents in various locations in San Joaquin Valley, California
1990 26 Impact of Agroforestry Plantations Grown with Agricultural Drainwater on Avian Abundance in the San Joaquin Valley, CA Kelly, Troy D. Dyer, Andrew R. Chesemore, David L. Birds Diversity and abundance Six agroforestry plantations and five agricultural types San Joaquin Valley, CA June of 1987 through May of 1989 1,750 six-minute samples
1991 27 Settling and Other Physical Charactersitics of Brushpiles of Different Sizes and Construction Gorenzel, W. Paul Mastrup, Sonke A. Fitzhugh, E. Lee Wildlife management Oak brushpiles recommended for quail management Gives height, interior space and settling rates; derived loft values, and subjectively rated interior space, leaf retention and grass and lichen growth Modified-teppe design and horizontal design evaluated Adequate openings for bird access and movement lasted longer with the modified-tepee design
1991 27 Partnerships in resource Policy and Legislation: A Federal Perspective Greiman, Harley L. Conservation New approaches to transfer good science to our political leaders and the public
1991 27 Wildlife and Livestock Grazing Alternatives in the Sierra Nevada Kie, John G. Resource Management How livestock management practices affect mule deer, small mammals, great gray owls, willow flycatchers and others Changes in livestock numbers, time of grazing, and rotational grazing systems Useful in revising livestock allotment management plans
1991 27 A Study Design to Provide Information for Bird-Aircraft Strike Hazard Programs Kuenzi, amy Jo et. al. Birds Bird-Aircraft strikes Study to provide the Navy with avian use near Naval Bases in AZ, CA, and NV Lists bird species, locations, and numbers
1991 27 Innate Response of the San Francisco Garter Snake and the Alameda Whipsnake to Specific Prey Items Larsen, Sheil S. Swaim, Karen E. McGinnis, Samuel M. Reptiles San Francisco garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia) and the Alameda whipsnakes (Mastacophis lateralis euryxanthus) Newborn diet vs. adult diet Newborn diet may give a competitive advantage or disadvantage depending on food availability
1991 27 Goat Removal From Aguijan Island:  Lessons for Future Efforts Rice, Clifford G. Mammals Feral goats (Capra hircus) 158 goats were shot and killed leaving 40 goats Hunting assisted by radio telemetry vs. unaided
1991 27 Removing Feral Pigs From Santa Cruz Island, California Sterner, J. David Barrett, Reginald H. Mammals Feral Pigs (Sus scrofa) Eradication methods explored Santa Cruz Island, CA Trapping was most efficient method
1992 28 Status and Management of Light-Footed Clapper Rails in Coastal Southern California Zembal, Richard Birds Light-footed clapper rail (Rallus longirostris levipes) Population monitoring from 1980 to 1991 From Carpinteria Marsh in Santa Barbara County to Tijuana Marsh in San Diego,CA Recovery methods included provision of nesting rafts and predator trapping
1992 28 Branchiopod Diversity in San Diego County, California USA Simovich, Marie A. Fugate, Michael Invertebrates Branchiopid crustaceans (fairy, clam, and tadpole shrimp) Ephemeral habitats ranging from coastal vernal pools to desert playas San Diego County, CA Four species of fairy shrimp, three species of clam shrimp, and one species of tadpole shrimp
1992 27 Monitoring for Desert Tortoises During Construction of Two Interstate Pipelines Olson, Thomas E. Luke, Claudia MacDonald, Kenneth W. Hiatt, Hermi D. Reptiles Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) Monitoring during construction of the Kern river and Mojave natural gas pipelines in 1991 Numbers of turtles relocated and killed given Recommendations for future projects
1992 28 The Toxostoma Thrashers of California:  Species At Risk? Laudenslayer, William F. Jr. England, A. Sidney Fitton, Sam Saslaw, Larry Birds Toxostoma thrasher breed:  California thrasher (Toxostoma redivivum), Bendires's thrasher (T. bendirei), Crissal thrasher (T. crissale), and Le Conte's thrasher (T. lecontei) May be susceptible to population declines following habitat fragmentation Future surveys needed
1992 28 Population Status of the Short-Nosed Kangaroo Rat on the Carrizo Plain Natural Area, CA Vanderbilt-White, Callie A. White, P. J. Mammals Short-nosed kangaroo rat (Dipodomys nitratoides brevinasus) Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo County, CA Population declines Surveys needed
1992 28 House Mice as Indicators of Potential Marking Effects on Salt Marsh Harvest Mice Bias, Michael A. Breuner, Nancy L. Morrison, Michael L. Mammals House mouse (Mus musculus) and saltmarsh harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys raviventris) Toe clipping and ear tagging of house mice to indicate effects of marking techniques on the salt marsh harvest mouse Toe-clipping has no significant adverse effects when compared with ear-tagging
1992 28 Recovery of the Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard:  Past Efforts, Present Knowledge, and Future Opportunities Germano, David J. Williams, Daniel F. Reptiles Blunt-nosed leopard lizard (Gambelia sila)  Four year study on a foothill population of this species Further research needed Recommendations for future research given
1992 28 Avian Surveys at Nas Alameda For the Bird-Aircraft Strike Hazard Program Ellison, Laura E. Hall, Linnea S. Keane, John J. Morrison, Michael L. Birds Diversity and abundance of bird species, and bird movements documented Naval Air Station Alameda, CA Management strategies given
1992 28 Population Status and Trends of the California Least Tern Fancher, Jack M. Birds California Least Tern (Sterna antillarum browni) First decade of recovery focused on protection and/or nest area establishement Recovery since 1980 emphasized nest site management and predator impact reduction Breeding colonies and pairs given 
1992 28 Estimating the Effective Population Size and its Importance in Conservation Strategies Nunney, Leonard Guidelines for maintaining genetic variability Two methods for estimating effective population size Direct genetic approach or the indirect ecological approach New development of a simple method to estimate effective population size
1992 28 Sources and Rates of San Joaquin Kit Fox Mortality in Western Kern County, CA Disney, Michele Spiegel, Linda K. Mammals San Joaquin kit fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Mortality monitored by radio telemetry Percentage given 
1992 28 Home Range Characteristics of the San Joaquin Kit Fox in Western Kern County, California Spiegel, Linda K. Bradbury, Michael Mammals San Joaquin kit fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Annual home range, core area, nocturnal range, denning range sizes, and spacial organization determined
1992 28 Recovery of Endangered Kangaroo Rats in the San Joaquin Valley, California Williams, Daniel F. Germano, David J. Mammals Kangaroo rats (Dipodomys nitratoides brevinasus), (D. ingens), (D. n. nitratoides), and (D. n. exilis) Need for research and monitoring Gives barriers to recovery and suggests a program of research
1992 28 Habitat Associations of the Alameda Whipsnake Swaim, Karen E. McGinnis, Samuel M. Reptiles Alameda whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus) Surveys of 22 sites Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, CA Open canopy chaparral and coastal scrub communities
1992 28 Establishment of a Population monitoring Program for the Endangered Stephens' Kangaroo Rat O'Farrell, Michael J. Mammals Stephens' Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys stephensi) 29 study plots to examine population and habitat relationships Western Riverside County, CA Estimation model of densities from active burrow counts
1992 28 Evaluating Avian Habitat Relationships Models in Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Sierra Nevada Purcell, Kathryn L. Hejl, Sallie J. Larson, Terry A. Birds Comparison of the presence and abundance of bird species breeding in mixed-conifer forests to predictions from the California Wildlife Habitat Relationships (WHR) System Suggests corrections to WHR database
1993 29 Underwater Vocalization by the Foothill Yellow-legged Frog (Rana boylii) MacTague, Laine Northern, Philip T. Amphibian Foothill yellow-legged frog (Rana boylii) State Species of Concern, Federal Category 2 Candidate Santa rosa Creek, sonoma County, CA Five vocalizations identified by aerial microphone and hydrophone Management implications given
1993 29 California Gnatcatcher Impact Evaluation and Mitigation for Linear Utilities:  Findings of a Technical Panel Merkel, Keith W. Mayer, David A. Padley, W. Douglas Harris, John E. Southern California Water Companies Birds California gnatcatcher (Polioptila californica californica) Implications of potential listing under federal and/or state Endangered Species Acts Experts hired to evaluate the effects of pipeline construction and maintenance
1993 29 GIS Analysis of Northern Spotted Owl Dispersal Habitat on Privatelands in Del Norte, Humboldt, and Mendocino Counties, CA Berbach, Martin et. al. Birds Northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) Development of a Habitat Conservation Plan for timber harvest Determine if 50-11-40 rule is met or exceeded GIS was used for analysis
1993 29 Use of a Barrier to Exclude Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizards from a Construction Zone Germano, David J. Cypher, Ellen McCormick, Randi Reptiles Blunt-nosed leopard lizard (Gambelia sila) Use of a barrier to prevent entrance to a pipeline trench and construction Barrier success and recommendations given
1993 29 Methods for Minimizing Impacts to Sensitive Small Mammals O'Farrell, Michael J. Stoddard, Sean Small mammals Decline due to habitat loss and fragmented habitats Impacts must be avoided where possible Mitigation of unavoidable impacts can involve land purchase, research, management, protection, relocation, and exlusion barriers Examples given
1993 29 A Proposed Landscape Approach for Managing Late-Successional Forest and Riparian Habitats for Associated Vertebrate Species Craig, Diana L. Carlson, Ann D. Resource Management Riparian and late-successional coniferous forest Proposed habitat management program for vertebrate species Blocks of late-successional forest centered on riparian areas and joined over ridges to adjacent watersheds Provision of wildlife travelways
1993 29 Use of Human-Derived food Items by Urban Kit Foxes Cypher, Brian L. Warrick, Gregory D. Mammals San Joaquin kit fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Bakersfield, DA Scat analysis revealed 12% of human-derived items Appeared to be oportunistic vs. obligatory
1993 29 Status of Spotted Owl Populations and Mangement Efforts in California Detrich, Phillip J. Gould, Gordon I. Solis, David M. Birds  Northern spotted owls (Strix occidentalis caurina) Both owl and its habitat are in decline Challenges of stable management regime
1993 29 Ex Situ Strategies for Reducing Impacts Upon Sensitive Small Mammal species Emmerson, F. H. O'Farrell, Michael J. Strategies to reduce environmental impacts to sensitive mammalian species Propagating animals in captivity Artificail insemination, cryopreservation, and embryo transfer Repatriation techniques
1993 29 The California Cooperative Wolverine Survey:  A Progress Report Kucera, Thomas E. Barrett, Reginald A. Mammals Wolverine (Gulo gulo) Population decline due to trapping Attempt to document current existance through remote photographic bait stations No wolverines were detected
1993 29 Long-Term Population Trends of the Endangered Ae'o (Hawaiian Stilt, Himantopus mexicanus knudseni) Reed, J. Michael Oring, Lewis W. Birds Hawaiin stilt (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni) Analysis for decline or recovery of this endangered subspecies of the black-necked stilt Statewide general increase detected through census data population trends
1993 29 Status of the San Joaquin Kit Fox in the Northwest Margin of its Range Sproul, Malcolm J. Flett, Mary Anne Mammals San Joaquin kit fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Livermore/Amador Valleys of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties of CA Conclusion that the kit fox is not resident west of the base of the Altamont Hills
1994 30 Metapopulation Dynamics and Conservation of the Endangered Hawaiian Stilt (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni) Reed, J.  Michael Oring, Lewis W. Silbernagle, Michael Birds Hawaiian stilet (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni) Island populations, and possibly the entire subspecies, probably form a metapopulation Gives an ability to rescue declining populations Population models created
1994 30 Mitigating Rat Depredation in Native Hawaiian Habitats Tobin, Mark E. Mammals Rat (Rattus sp.) Hawaiian flora and fauna suffer high extinction rates due to species introduction Rodent control program
1994 30 Comparison of Different Wildlife Impact Mitigation Strategies During the Construction of an Interstate Gas Pipeline Roberts, Thomas A. Williams, Richard D. Barclay, John H. Natural gas pipeline 1,044 miles from central CA to the Candian border in Idaho Mitigation strategy included preconstruction surveys Construction delays lead to renegotiation of mitigation procedures Alternative mitigation strategies
1994 30 Indexing Sizes of Feral Pig Populations in a Variety of Hawaiian Natural Areas Anderson, Stephen J. Stone, Charles P. Mammals Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) Twelve models for estimating pig population density
1994 30 Animal Activist Leaders' Views of Wildlife Management Premises, Practices, and Practitioners Hooper, Jon K. Wildlife management Interviews with leaders of national animal activist organizations Needs of animal activists discussed
1994 30 Using Wildlife Habitat Relationship Models for Land Use Planning for Yosemite Valley Chow, Leslie Van Wagtendonk, Jan Thompson, Steven McCurdy, Kathryn Wildlife considerations in land use planning Yosemite Valley Vegetation types reclassified into California Wildlife Habitat Relationships System (CWHR) habitat types Sensitivity of species assessed based on habitat type Best areas for future development considered
1994 30 A Northern Spotted Owl Habitat Conservation Plan for California:  Status and Lessons Learned Berbach, Martin Motroni, Robert Birds Northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) Habitat Conservation Plan development Framework for more site-specific planning and implementation Observations and suggestions for planning process  improvements
1994 30 Hawaiian fishponds and Endangered Waterbirds on the Kona Coast Morin, Marie P. Resource management Hawaiian built fishponds Utilized prior to western contact for aquaculture No longer utilized, presently suitable for waterbirds and shorebirds Management concerns and park modifications discussed
1994 30 Relationships Among Some Wetland and Moist-Site Habitat Classifications Used in California Fitzhugh, E. Lee Aubert, John E. Wetland management Need for predictive tools to evaluate habitat changes Development of a new Wildlife Habitat Relationships System (WHR) model Various classification systems evaluated
1995 31 Changing roles For wildlife Professionals, Where We've Been and Where We're Headed Salwasser, Hal Resource professionals Biologist roles Roles in biodiversity, conservation, ecosystem management and sustainable development
1995 31 Use of GIS in Determining Development Effects on Wildlife in Oak Woodlands Tietje, William Bremer, Walter Craig, timothy Gallagher, Charmaine M. Oak woodland High habitat use by terrestrial veretebrates Impacts to wildlife caused by development Creation of GIS software "Development Effects on Wildlife in Oak Woodland" (DEWOW)
1995 31 Developing Wildliffe Management Objectives Having a Sound Ecological Basis:  A Case Study DeLong, Don C. Wildlife management objectives Development of a comprehensive management plan (CMP) Case study of Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge Livestock grazing and the restoration of native wildlife communities Planning and problem analysis Sagebrush community
1995 31 Past Climates, Forests, and Disturbances of the Sierra Nevada, California:  Understanding the Past to Manage the Future Laudenslayer, William F. Jr. Skinner, Carl N. Sierra Nevada Forest Management Shifts in Climate have changed the vegetation composition and structure Opportunity to study changes in ecosystems throughout time Forest health Late Pleistocene to recent Holocene
1995 31 A Forest Manager's Experience of the Evolution and Role of Fire in Wildlife Management in the Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Central Sierra Nevada Mount, John r. Forest management in the Central Sierra Nevada Prescribed burns Hazard or fuel reduction Seed bed preparation Wildlife habitat improvement
1995 31 Introduction of Non-Native Red Foxes in California:  Implications for the Sierra Nevada Red Fox Lewis, Jeffrey C. Golightly, Richard T. Jurek, Ronald M. Mammals Sieerra Nevada red fox (Vulpes vulpes necator) Habitat encompasses high-elevations of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Ranges Introduction of non-native red foxes in the 1800's Interbreeding and competition
1995 31 Waterfowl Blinds in the San Joaquin Valley:  Death Traps for Endangered Species Germano, David J. Endangered species Blunt-nosed leopard lizards (Gambelia sila) and Tipton kangaroo rats (Dipodomys nitratoides) Found dead in waterfowl blinds Blinds are large drums dug into the soil at ground level Future recommendations
1995 31 Sex Ratios of Fledgling and Recaptured Subadult Spotted Owls in the Southern Sierra Nevada Steger, George N. Birds Spotted owl (Strix occidentalis) Sex ratios of subadults banded as juveniles and fledglings Sierra Nevada Forest and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park
1995 31 Characteristics of Kangaroo Rat Burrows in Fallow Fields of the Southeren San Joaquin Valley Germano, David J. Rhodehamel, Westley M. Mammals Tipton kangaroo rats (Dipodomys nitratoides nitratoides) and Heermanns kangaroo rat (D. heermanni tularensis) Architecture of burrow systems Knowledge useful in the management and conservation of kangaroo rats San Joaquin Valley, CA Tunnel specifics given
1995 31 Influence of Physiography and Vegetation on Small Mammals at the Naval Petrolium Reserves, California Cypher, Brian L. Mammals San Joaquin kit foxes (Vulpes macrotis mutica) Assessment of prey abundance and distribution Naval Petroleum Reserves No. 1 in southern San Joaquin Valley in CA Prey are Federal Candidate Species San Joaquin antelope squirrels (Ammospermophilus nelsoni) and short-nosed kangaroo rats (Dipodomys nitratoides brevinasus)
1995 31 Woodrat Abundance and Habitat Measurements in Oak Woodland At Camp Roberts, California:  Preliminary Results  Tietje, William Mammals Dusky-footed woodrat (Neotoma fuscipes) Camp Roberts, North San Luis Obispo County, CA Live trapping in oak woodland Vegetation was defined as sparse, medium, and dense Density and abundance recorded
1995 31 Morphological Differences Between Two White-Footed Mice, Peromyscus boylii and Peromyscus californicus, in Oak Woodlands of Fresno County, California Fargo, robeerta J. Laudenslayer, William F. Mammals Brush mouse (Peromyscus boylii) and California mouse (P. californicus) Determination of morphological characteristics  Differences given
1995 31 Preliminary Observations on Den Selecteion by Female and Subadult Black Bears in Northwestern California Stafford, Robert Mammals Black bears (Ursus americanus) Klammath National Forest, California Use of radiotelemetry Location of dens given
1995 31 A Technique to Assess Potential Late-Successional Forest Stands in California Grifantini, Michael C. Forest management Late-successional forest stands Tree size, canopy and stand structure data collection Large snag and down debris habitat objective levels
1995 31 Fuzzy Sets and Wildlife Habitat Models, Bridge From Concept to Reality Laacke, Roberet J. Land management Wildlife habitat models "Fuzzy" mathematical tools May facilitate understanding of habitat requirements and wildlife response to change
1996 32 Monitoring Trends in Bird Populations:  Addressing Background Levels of Annual Variabilty in Counts  Verner, Jared Purcell, Kathryn L. Turner, Jennifer G. Bird Population Monitoring Point counts 210 counting stations at the San Joaquin Experimental Range in Madera County, Ca Eleven year study Species abundance in years given in table form
1996 32 Waterbird Use of Seasonal Compared to Tidal Wetlands San-Francisco Bay, CA Harris, Roger D. Granholm, Stephen L. Water-bird use Seasonal nontidal wetlands compared to tidal wetlands San Pablo Bay, CA Water-bird numbers varied with tidal phase 42 species of waterbirds were detected
1996 32 Recent and Historical Raptor Populations in Fresno, Madera, and Merced Counties, California Schweizer, Tim Chesemore, David L. Roadside Raptor Surveys Establishment of relative abundance of wintering raptors Fresno, Madera, and Merced Counties, CA Estimation of population size and relative abundance of each raptor species Land use patterns determined by aerial photographs and land use maps
1996 32 Response of Remnant Population of Endangered Waterbirds to Avian Botulism Morin, Marie P. Birds Hawaiian Stilt (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni) and Hawaiian Coot (Fulica alai) Hawaii Island Avian botulism outbreak in 1994 Population estimates were made before and after the outbreak Recommendations for resource management
1996 32 Decline of Kangaroo Rats During A Wet Winter in The Southern San Joaquin Valley, CA Single, Jeffrey R. Germano, David J. Wolfe, Marcia H. Mammals Short-nosed kangaroo rat (Dipodomys nitratoides brevinasus), Tipton kangaroo rat (D. N. nitratoides), Heermanns's kangaroo rat (D. heermanni) and giant kangaroo rat (D. ingens) Southern San Joaquin Valley, Ca Decline in kangaroo rat abundance Causes considered
1996 32 Overview of Opportunities to Design Future Urban Wildlife Habitat in the San Joaquin Valley, California Single Jeffrey R. Urban and Suburban development Wildlife impacts Lack of urban wildlife data Planning for urban wildlfie in land designs
1996 32 Challenges of Managing Urban Black-Tailed Deer in Northern Monterey County, CA Elliot, Bruce Mammals Black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Conflict between desire for protection and desire for relief from damage to landscape Need for strategy development by resource managers Del Monte Forest at Pebble Beach, Monterey County, CA
1996 32 Linking GIS to Urban Crow Roost Management Gorenzel, W. Paul Fitzhugh, E. Lee Salmon, Terrell P. Birds American Crow ( Corvus brachyrhynchos) GIS can be used for wildlife management GIS to illustrate roost location, seasonal occupancy, and identification of future roost sites
1996 32 Influence of Fire on Great Basin Wildlife Habitats Gruell, George E. Resource management Prescribed burns Goal to maintain productive shrublands
1996 32 Individual Differences in Detecting Habitat Elements in the Californica Wildlife Habitat Relationships System Boroski, Brian B. Barrett, Reginald H. Draper, Susan D. Kie, John G. California Wildlife-Habitat Relatinships (CWHR) System Disagreement of information application by users Standard training procedures should reduce individual differences
1996 32 Sharing Common Ground:  Livestock and Wildlife Guild, Joe Livestock, and wildlife management Avoidance of Adversarial approaches Educate, communicate, and seek common ground
1996 32 A Discussion of the Development of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society Position Statement Entitled "Livestock foraging Effects on Wildlife on Rangelands in the Great Basin", Septermber 1995 Yoakum, Jim D. Davis, Phillip B. Livestock and wildlife management Impacts of livestock grazing to wildlife and their habitats Great Basin ecoregion Recommendations given
1997 33 Use of Echolocation Calls for the Identification of Free-Flying BAts O'Farrell, Michael J. Mammals BAts (Eumops sp., Myotis sp., Euderma sp.,  Nyctinomops sp., Pipistrellus sp., Eptesicus sp., Lasionycteris sp., Lasiurus sp., Tadarida sp., Idionycteris sp., Corynorhinus sp., Antrozous sp. Use of echolocation for bat identification Twenty locations in AZ, UT, and NV surveyed Anabat II detector used for obtaining reliable call structures Frequency/time display given for each bat species located
1997 33 Diets of Coyotes at Lemoore Naval Air Station Kuenzi, Amy J. ` Mammals Coyote (Canis latrans) Lemoore Naval Air Station, Fresno and Kings Counties, CA Scat collected for deit analysis Fresno kangaroo rat and endangered species (Dipodomys nitratoides exilis) not present in scat Diet given
1997 33 Use of Night-Vision Goggles, Light-Tags, and Fluorescent Powder for Measuring Microhabitat Use of Nocturnal Small Mammals Fargo, Roberta J. Laudenslayer, William F. Jr. Mammals Dusky-footed woodrat (Neotoma fuscipes) Use of night-vision goggles, light tags, and fluorescent powder to track the nocturnal rat microhabitat use Oak woodlands in southern Sierra Nevada
1997 33 Bird Mortality at Rotor Swept Area Equivalents, Altamont Pass and Montezuma Hills, California Howell, Judd A. Bird mortality Wind energy facilities Altamont Pass and Montezuma Hills, CA Area-searched twice weekly for 18 months for avian species Two turbine types compared
1997 33 Characteristics of Nest Trees and Nest Sites of California Spotted Owls and Coniferous Forests of the Southern Sierra Nevada Steger, George N. Munton, Thomas E. Johnson, Kenneth D. Eberlein, Gary E. Birds  California spotted owl (Strix occidentalis occidentalis) 86 nest sites tested for vegetation structure Sierra National Forest and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, CA Nest construction, tree species, tree diameter, topographic location, and slopes given
1997 33 Monitoring Bank Swallow Populations on the Sacramento River:  A Decade of Decline Schlorff, Ronald W. Birds Bank Swallow (Riparia riparia) Threatened species in CA Sacramento Valley riparian systems Habitat loss
1997 33 Kauai's Endangered Solitaires:  Update on Population Status and Distribution 1996 Reynolds, Michelle H. Snetsinger, Thomas J. Herrmann, Christina M. Birds Puaiohi (Myadestes palmeri) and Kamao (M. myadestinus) Endangered solitaires endemic to Kauai's Alakai Swamp, Hawaii Location sites given for Puaiohi, no kamao found
1997 33 A Hierarchical Strategy for Sampling Herpetofaunal Assemblages Along Small Streams in the Western US, with an Example from Northern California Welsh, Hartwell H. Jr. Hodgson, Garth R. Herpetofauna Vertebrate indicators on environmental charnge Development of a hierarchical four tiered strategy for sampling alon streams Mattole River and its tirbutaries, Northern CA Table with species and location method given
1997 33 The Use of Plywood coverboards to Sample Herpetofauna in a California Oak Woodland Tietje, William D. Vreeland, Justin K. Herpetofauna Methods for surveying Thirteen plywood coverboards placed in an oak woodland Camp Roberts, San Luis Obispo County, CA Half of species predicted were observed under coverboards Table with species given
1997 33 A Method for Reducing Mortalities in Pitfall Traps Kogut, Nina Padley, W. Douglas Pitfall traps  Used to capture amphibians Goal to reduce non target species mortalities Floating shelters described and diagrammed
1997 33 Biology of the California Red-Legged Frog:   A Synopsis Cook, David Amphibians California red-legged frog (Rana aurora draytonii) Federally threatened species, California State Species of Special Concern Behavior and ecological studies Anecdotal information and expert herpetologist data
1997 33 Recent Advances and applications of the California Wildlife Habitat Relationships System Hunting, Kevin N. California Wildlife Habitat Relationship System (CWHR) Modeling system for predicting CA wildlife species occurrences Current system structure, usage, and limitations Recent advances and improvements Cuarrent and potential future applications
1997 33 Animal Burrowing in the Waste Management Zone of Hanford Nuclear Reservation Smallwood, K. Shawn Morrison, Michael L. Hazardous Waste Management Hanford Nuclear Reservation in south-central Washington Animal burrowing evident in the soils covering radioactive waste Radionuclides remain vulnerable to transport by burrowing animals Risk of inhalation and injury to humans and wildlife on and off the site
1998 34 Avian Habitat Use and Flight Behavior in Relation to Bird-Aircraft Strikes in Western US Agricultural Lands Kuenzi, Amy J. Morrison, Michael L. Birds Flight altitude and habitat use Agricultural lands on eleven Naval bases in AZ, CA, and NV Development of management plans for reduction of bird-aircraft collisions Time of strikes, abundance correlations, and possible solutions
1998 34 Effects of Subdividing Private Property on Biodiversity in California's North Coast Oak Woodlands Merenlender, Adina M. Heise, Kerry L. Brooks, Colin Oak woodlands Effects of residential development habitat fragmentation on biodiversity Various lot sizes studied  Sonoma County, northwestern CA
1998 34 Initial Response of Woodrats to Prescribed Burning in Oak Woodland Vreeland, Justin K. Tietje, William D. Oak woodland Prescribed burning Effects on woodrat (Neotoma fuscipes)relative abundance Camp Roberts in coastal-central California Abundance measured by live trapping
1998 34 Patterns of Black Bear Abundance Smallwood, K. Shawn Mammals Black bears (Ursus americanus) Factors influencing abundance, need further studying Biases and information shortfalls impeding research effectiveness Future improvements in study design
1998 34 A Discussion of the Development of the Nevada Chapter of the Wildlife Society Position Statement "Influence of Fire on Wildlife Habitat in the Great Basin" August 1998 Yoakum, James D. Davis, Philip B. Wildlife habitat Influence of fire Vegetation succession may be detrimental or beneficial to wildlife populations Great Basin, NV Scientific findings and recommendations
1998 34 Influence of Fire on wildlife Habitat in the Great Basin:  A Position Statement by the Nevada Chapter- The Wildlife Society, August 16, 1998 Nevada Chapter of the Wildlife Society Specific plants and animals discussed Fire management Effects of fire on vegetation and wildlife Great Basin, NV
1999 35 The Status of Tipton Kangaroo Rats and the Potential for Their Recovery Curtis E, Uptain Daniel F. Williams Patrick A. Kelly Laurissa P. Hamilton kangaroo rat endangered species San Joaquin Valley habitat restoration habitat management Dipodomys nitratoides
1999 35 Tanslocation of the Endangered San Bernardino Kangaroo Rat Michael J. O'Farrell Endangered species Dipodomys merriam parvus translocation
1999 35 Management of Small Mammals in a Relict Grassland in California's Central Valley Anne Poopatanapong Douglas A. Kelt Jepson Prairie Natural Reserve Prescribed burning small mammal
1999 35 Occurrence and Prevalence of Three Rodent Species on the Naval Petroleum Reserves: Sampling Implications Mark R. M. Otten Brian L. Cypher giant kangaroo rat Naval petroleum reserves of california prevalence San Joaquin antelope squirrel short-nosed kangaroo rat Dipodomys Ammospermophilus
1999 35 Effect of Subsidized House Cats on California Birds and Rodents Cole C. Hawkins William E. Grant Michael T. Longnecker house cat effects on wildlife small mammal
1999 35 Prey Selection by Juvenile Bullfrogs in a Constructed Vernal Pool Complex Peter S. Balfour Steven R. Morey bullfrog prey selection vernal pools aquatic beetles clam shrimp
1999 35 Acorn Yields in Three Coastal-Central California Counties During 1988-1997 William D. Tietje Sergio L. Garcia William H. Weitkamp Wayne A. Jensen acorns blue oak coast live oak mast oak woodlands valley oak
1999 35 A Mounting Technique for Trailmaster Camera Systems to Monitor Deer Barrett A. Garrison Robin L. Wachs Terry A. Giles Matthew L. Triggs Mule Deer  cameras remotely triggered cameras monitoring wildlife photography Odocoileus hemionus
1999 35 Case Study: Cajon Creek Habitat Conservation Management Area Linda Mitrovich Sharon Lockhart Douglas W. Sprague Cajon Creek habitat conservation mitigation     San Bernardino Kangaroo Rat Dipodomys merriami parvus
1999 35 Efficacy of Habitat Reclamation for Endangered Species at the Elk Hills Oil Field, California Jay M. Hinshaw Brian L. Cypher Gary L. Holmstead habitat reclamation endangered species San Joaquin kit fox revegetation vegetation cover Elk Hills
1999 35 Are House Counts Reliable Estimators of Dusky-Footed Woodrat Population Size? Roberta Fargo William F. Laudenslayer dusky-footed woodrat house counts oak woodland population estimation stick houses tree cavities Neotoma fuscipes
1999 35 Suggested Study Attributes for Making Useful Population Density Estimates K. Shawn Smallwood conservation density population sampling study design
1999 35 To Advocate or Not: Values, Objectivity, and Professional Credibility Dale R. McCullough advocacy personal values credibility professional
2000 36 Roost Preferences of Long-Legged Myotis in Northern Arizona Michael J. Herder Jennifer G. Jackson long-legged myotis bat roost roosting habitat forest management snags
2000 36 Bat Monitoring on the Nevada Test Site in South-Central Nevada Derek B. Hall bat monitoring roost sites Mojave and Great Basin deserts Nevada Test Site
2000 36 Roost Fidelity of Townsend's Big-Eared Bat in Utah and Nevada Richard E. Sherwin William L. Gannon J. Scott Altenbach Dave Stricklan roost fidelity Townsend's Big-Eared bat management and conservation strategies movements
2000 36 What is Revealed in a Mountain Lion's Heel: Using Heel Shape to Ascertain Identity Melissa M. Grigione Prabir Burman mountain lion track measurements Sierra Nevada 
2000 36 A Comparison of Covered Track-Plates and Remotely-Triggered Cameras Jodi A. Hilty Adina M. Merenlender track plates cameras carnivores oak woodland habitat monitoring
2000 36 Status of the California Red-Legged Frog and California Tiger Salamander at Concord Naval Weapons Station, California Eric W. Stitt Giselle T. Downard California Red-Legged frog California tiger salamander bullfrog declining amphibians military base
2000 36 Suggested Standards for Science Applied to Conservation Issues K. Shawn Smallwood Armand Gonzales Tara Smith Ed West Conservation environmental documents science standards The Wildlife Society
2000 36 Possible Typhoon Displacement of a Chinese Goshawk to Guam Ernest H. Williams Lucy Bunkley-Williams goshawk geographic displacement storm disturbances typhoons
2001 37 California Department of Fish and Game Biological Resources Information System Richard G. Burg Barrett A. Garrison California inventory    biological resources
2001 37 A New Wildlife Sighting Reporting and Database System for Lassen Volcanic National Park John D. Perrine Jonathon F. Arnold wildlife sighting Lassen   red fox
2001 37 Identification of Southern Californian Branchinectid Cysts (Crustacea, Anostraca) using RAPD-PCR Species-Specific Markers Jacob A. Moorad Marie A. Simovich Michael S. Mayer cysts branchinectids Brachiopoda ephemeral wetlands fairy shrimp RAPD-PCR analysis
2001 37 Western Pond Turtles (Clemmys marmorata) in the Central Valley of California: Status and Population Structure David J. Germano R. B. Bury Western Pond Turtle Central Valley Clemmys marmorata
2001 37 Distribution and Habitat Associations of the Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus) in California Kevin W. Hunting Sam Fitton Leo Edson Mountain Plover bird census Charadriiformes habitat associations
2001 37 Utility Pole Use and Electrocutions of Raptors at Beale Air Force Base, California Heather L. Keough Michael L. Morrison Kirsten Christopherson electrocution raptors utility pole
2001 37 Assessing Deer-Vehicle Collision Risk: A Risk Index for Texas Michael L. Shuey Neil Cadle White-tailed deer deer-vehicle collision Texas
2001 37 Transportation Impacts to Wildlife on State Route 37 in Northern San Pable Bay, California Bryan R. Winton John Y. Takekawa road-killed wildlife San Pablo Bay
2001 37 Clinical Findings in Kit Foxes and Deer Mice from an Oil Field Environment Kristin G. Charlton David W. Hird Steven M. Griffey Joseph G. Zinkl San Joaquin kit fox deer mice oil fields hematology histology serum chemistry
2001 37 The Structure of California Ground Squirrel Burrows: Control Implications Are R. Berensten Terrell P. Salmon California ground squirrel burrow structure levee bank sloping terrain
2001 37 Assessing Translocation and Reintroduction as Mitigation Tools for Tipton Kangaroo Rats (Dipodomys nitratoides nitratoides) David J. Germano Tipton kangaroo rat Dipodomys translocation mitigation   reintroduction   
2001 37 Factors Influencing Space and Prey Use by San Joaquin Kit Foxes Marni E. Koopman Brian L. Cypher Dale R. McCullough San Joaquin kit fox home range food habits core area
2001 37 Space Use and Movements by Kit Fox Family Members Brian L. Cypher Marni E. Koopman Dale R. McCullough San Joaquin kit fox home range social ecology movements
2001 37 Assessing Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse Movements During High Tides, San Pablo Bay, California Miriam D. Hulst Linnea S. Hall Michael L. Morrison Michael A. Bias Salt Marsh Harvest mouse pickleweed marsh zones movements small mammal trapping tidal movements
2002-2003 38/39 Linking Models of Species Occurence and Landscape Reconstruction Ralph Mac Nally Erica Fleishman Predicting species occurrence Linking models to predict occurrence in a revegetated landscape Ecological vegetation classes Great Basin, NV  Victoria, Australia Butterflys
2002-2003 38/39 Effectiveness of Road Tunnels for the Santa Cruz Long-Toed Salamander Mark L. Allaback David M. Laabs Santa Cruz Long-Toed Salamander Ambystoma macrodactylum road tunnel drift fence salamander movements
2002-2003 38/39 Response of California Red-Legged Frogs to Removal of Non-Native Fish Jeff A. Alvarez Carissa Dunn Andrea F. Zuur Red-Legged Frog amphibians non-native fishes juvenile stock ponds Rana aurora draytonii
2002-2003 38/39 Toxicity of Malathion and Roundup to San Diego Fairy Shrimp Bonnie J. Ripley Kirsten C. Davis B. J. Carter Marie A. Simovich acute toxicity Branchinecta sandiegonensis, malathion San Diego Fairy Shrimp southern California vernal pools glyphosate
2002-2003 38/39 Pintail North-South Flight Paths in the Grassland Ecological Area Joseph P. Fleskes Anas acuta Pintail flight, movements Grassland Ecological Area California Central Valley urbanization
2002-2003 38/39 Use of Night Vision Technology To Study Kit Fox Behavior James D. Murdoch Kathrine Ralls Brian L. Cypher Vulpes macrotis nocturnal behavior night vision equipment
2002-2003 38/39 Use of a Hair Sampling Tube To Detect the San Joaquin Kit Fox Howard O. Clark Brian L. Cyper Patrick A. Kelly Daniel F. Williams Vulpes macrotis mutica Hair-sampling tubes genetic anaylysis Guard hairs
2004 40 Introduction to the Panel Discussion of the 50th Anniversary of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society Barrett A. Garrison history of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society professional development, California-Nevada Chapter, Hawaii, Guam
2004 40 What It Was Like in the 1950s and 1960s Walter E. Howard history of wildlife conservation 1950s, 1960s, animal welfare hunting, prescribed fire, predator control doe hunting, waterfowl management farmer-sportsmen relations
2004 40 Some Observations on the Western Section of The Wildlife Society, 1970-1990 Michael T. Chapel history of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society 1970s, 1980s, major milestones Goals and programs game, non-game, mission, focus certification, wildlife education Natural Resources Communication Workshop, Wildlife Training workshops
2004 40 Observations of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society and the Wildlife Profession, 1990-2003 Barrett A. Garrison history of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society 1990s, 2000s, key issues with the wildlife profession, changes in the Western Section Internet, computer advances, intellectual advances, professional development, diversity, business emphasis, goals data collection and use, statistical analyses, image processing, Bayesian statistics, Akaike Information Criterion Key species, key habitats, planning, politics, game species, non-game species, women, human population changes, society changes economic reality, world events
2004 40 The Future of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society Reginal H. Barrett future of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society Leadership, megatrends, happiness, suggestions, risk membership, population growth, technology, globalization, climate change wildlife conservation, conservation biology, wildlife management
2004 40 Genetic Variation and Clonal Distribution of Quaking Aspen in the Central Sierra Nevada Valerie D. Hipkins Jay H. Kitzmiller aspen ecology, Populus tremuloides Michx genetic structure, management implications allozymes, sampling, electrophoresis, data analysis, clonal identification, genetic diversity, geographic patterning, genetic mismatch, adaptation, geographic variation Mendelian inheritance, heterozygosity, outcrossing, enzyme extracts, multilocus genotypes, geographic variation, polymorphic loci
2004 40 Overwinter Storage of Carbohydrate in Aspen Wayne D. Shepperd Donald R. Reichert Stephen A. Mata aspen ecology, Populus tremuloides Michx overwinter carbohydrate storage, carbohydrate depletion aspen clones, TNC, management implications roots, aspen bark, suckers
2004 40 Sexual Distribution of Aspen in the Sierra Nevada David Burton aspen ecology, Populus tremuloides Michx sexual diversity, aspen clones, vegetative production seedling establishment, seed bed conditions, water demands, male flower, female flower
2004 40 Techniques to Restore Aspen Forests in the Western U.S. Wayne D. Shepperd aspen ecology, Populus tremuloides Michx vegetative regeneration hormonal stimulation, growth environment, protection root stimulation, competing vegetation, browsing, prescribed fire
2004 40 An Implementation Monitoring Protocol for Aspen David Burton aspen ecology, Populus tremuloides Michx utilization of monitoring protocol, browse identification, implementation monitoring protocol, rangeland ungulates, site factors, browsing intensity, management practices, Nearest Plant Technique
2004 40 Effects of Conifers on Aspen-Breeding Bird Communities in the Sierra Nevada Will T. Richardson Sacha K. Heath aspen-breeding birds, quaking aspen, Populus tremuloides dusky flycatcher, Empidonax oberholseri, warbling vireo, Vireo gilvus bird-habitat relationship, aspen habitats, conifer encroachment, species richness, BSR, Truckee River, Walker River, Mono Lake, Owens River point counts, habitat assessments, total bird abundance, TBA, ANOVA tests aspen and avian conservation planning
2004 40 Distribution and Habitat Use of Pacific Pond Turtles in a Summer Impounded River David G. Cook Jessica Martini-Lamb Reptiles  Pacific pond turtle, Actinemys [= Clemmys] marmorata lotic and lentic habitats, altered habitats, basking habitat Russian River, seasonal dam, impounded river, Wohler Pool, reservoir, Healdsburg Dam, Sonoma County surveys, GPS, radio telemetry distribution and movement patterns, size and age structure, habitat use
2004 40 Bird Habitat Use and Bird-Aircraft Strikes at Beale Air Force Base, California James W. Cain III Dianna M. Queheillalt Michael L. Morrison Kirsten Christopherson Birds bird-aircraft strikes Beale Air Force Base, American widgeon, Anas americana, snow goose, Chen caerulescens collisions, vegetation use, land use, bird assemblages activity within the flight line, roosting and feeding locations, General Linear Model procedure, GLM, management recommendations
2004 40 Effects of Environmental Conditions on Owl Responses to Broadcast Calls Ryan P. O'Donnell Birds barred owl, Bubo virginianus, great horned owl, Strix varia call-response surveys, environmental conditions, biological significance, territories response rate and light level, response rate and barometric pressure
2004 40 Using Archaeological Remains to Document Regional Fish Presence in Prehistory: A Central California Case Study Kenneth W. Gobalet Fish native fishes of California waterways before late-Holocene habitat alterations California freshwater fishes, delta smelt, hardhead, restoration, Cache Creek, Clear Lake, Marsh Creek, Putah Creek anadromous species, estuarine species, alien species, archaeological record sturgeon, Acipenser sp., Pacific trout, salmon, Oncorhynchus sp., thicktail chub, Gila crassicauda, hitch, Lavinia exilicauda, Sacramento blackfish, Orthodon microlepidotus, Sacramento pikeminnow, Sacramento sucker, Catostomus occidentalis, Sacramento perch, Archoplites interruptus, tule perch, Hysterocarpus traski
2004 40 Closing Canopies and Changing Trophic Energy Pathways in Western Conifer Forests:  Where do We Go from here? David O. Smith Plants increasing conifer canopy and declined shrubby and herbaceous habitat elements ecological implications of increasing canopy, relevance to conservation and management implications conifers, consumers ecosystem, energy, producers, seral, shrubs, trophic
2004 40 A Test of the Judas Technique as a Method for Eradicating Feral Pigs Jeffrey T. Wilcox Erik T. Aschehoug Cheryl A. Scott Dirk H. Van Vuren Mammals eradicating feral pigs, Sus scrofa effects of feral pigs on landscapes, competition with native species, control measures individual accounts, hunting efficiency, Judas pig behavior
2004 40 Occurrence of California Mule Deer in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, California Howard Clark Mammals California mule deer, Odocoileus hemionus californicus geographic range, decline of habitat, occurrence in southern San Joaquin Valley migrating and non-migrating populations, breeding season, preferred habitat, required cover and forage
2005 41 A Computer Program for Guilding Species' Responses to Habitat Changes Based on the California Wildlife Habitat Relationships System Brett J. Furnas Robert J. Laacke California Wildlife Habitat Relationship System (CWHR) grouping terrestrial vertebrates into guilds based on predicted habitat suitability, Habitat Utilization Guilds Software, HUGS forest and woodland habitats, bird guilds, guild software, management implications cumulative impact assessment, landscape resources assessment
2005 41 Variables Influencing Predation of Artificial Duck Nests in Northwest Coastal California Matthew D. Johnson Tia L. Adams Tammy M. Branston Ryan D. Clark duck-nest predation studies near Humboldt Bay, California broken or removed eggs, cover, study site, broad habitat, nest concealment, type of predator sampling scheme, artificial nest, mallard, Anas platyrhynchos, waterfowl, management implications
2005 41 A Compilation of Observation of Alameda Whipsnakes Outside of Typical Habitat Jeff A. Alvarez Mary A. Shea Amanda C. Murphy Reptiles Alameda whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus), California whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis) recovery to non-threatened status, preservation of available habitats range of habitat types used, efforts to identify habitat requirements, using California Natural Diversity Database (CNDDB)
2005 41 Observations of Upland Habitat Use by California Tiger Salamanders Based on Burrow Excavations Brian T. Pittman Amphibians California tiger salamander (Ambystoma californiense) Alameda County, spatial distribution and population densities in upland habitat burrow excavations, study plots, environmental parameters distance from breeding ponds, availability of subterranean refugia, small-mammal burrows
2005 41 Habitat Quality:  A Brief Review for Wildlife Biologists Matthew D. Johnson understanding habitat quality for wildlife clarification of terminology, different perspectives on habitat quality, measuring habitat quality in the field basic approaches, demographic measures, distributional measures, Ideal Free and Ideal Despotic Distribution models, individual condition measures
2005 41 Fragmentation of Terrestrial Habitat:  An Overview for Wildlife Biologists Barrett A. Garrison habitat fragmentation clarifying terminology, challenges, the process, determining whether fragmentation has occurred, effects of fragmentation on wildlife, a recommended approach clearly defining "habitat", concept of habitat fragmentation, fragmentation versus heterogeneity, species-level assessments, measuring fragmentation, habitat and non-habitat, making inferences
2006 42 Are We Clearing the Way to Future Understanding through Monitoring? Judd A. Howell monitoring bird surveys Breeding Bird Survey ornithology wildlife management
2006 42 Designing Species-Based Monitoring Programs for Regional Multispecies Conservation Plans Brenda S. Johnson monitoring conservation planning NCCP HCP multispecies
2006 42 Adaptive Management in the Sierra Nevada: can it be done and, if so, how? Peter Stine monitoring adaptive management Sierra Nevada  endangered species forest management
2006 42 Control of Watering Point Access using Machine Vision Classification of Animals Neal A. Finch Peter J. Murray Mark T. Dunn John Billingsley invasive species Australia machine vision technology videos watering sources
2006 42 A History of Species Introductions in Gwaii Haanas and Gulf Islands National Park Preserves in British Columbia, Canada Todd Golumbia invasive species Canada British Columbia introductions nonnative species national parks
2006 42 Efficacy of Helicopter Net-Gun Capture on Coyotes in Arid Shrubland and Grassland Habitats Julia L. Nelson Brian L. Cypher Robert A. Teagle coyotes (Canis latrans) California net-guns helicopter San Joaquin kit fox 
2006 42 Fecally Transmitted Viruses Associated with Pacific Fishers (Martes pennanti) in northwestern California Richard N. Brown Mourad W. Gabriel Greta Wengert Sean Matthews Pacific fisher (Martes pennanti) California canis distemper virus canine parvovirus Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation
2006 42 Detections of Pacific Fisher around Shasta Lake in northern California Len Lindstrand III Pacific fisher (Martes pennanti) California Shasta Lake remote camera surveys
2006 42 Efficacy of Feral Pig Removals at Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge, Hawaii Steven G. Hess John J. Jeffrey Donna L. Ball Lev Babich Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) Hawaii invasive species eradication control methods national parks
2007 43 Cougars, Connectivity, & Missing Linkages: Two Decades Of Expanding Vision & Partnerships Paul Beier       conservation biology habitat fragmentation wildlife corridor        
2007 43 Large Scale Planning For Connectivity Adina Maya Merenlender       conservation biology habitat fragmentation wildlife corridor        
2007 43 Repairing Road System Impacts On Landscape Connectivity Fraser Shilling       connectivity fragmentation wildlife corridors conservation road crossings    
2007 43 Bald Eagle Nesting In Relation To Human Disturbance Sources In The Lake Almanor Region, California Daniel A. Airola       bald eagle development Haliaeetus leucocephalus human disturbance California reproduction  
2007 43 The San Joaquin Kit Fox In North-Central California: A Review Howard O. Clark, Jr. Ronald R. Duke Mary C. Orland Richard T. Golightly, Susan I. Hagen San Joaquin kit fox Vulpes macrotis mutica California recovery corridor endangered species range, sink population
2007 43 Analysis Of San Joaquin Kit Fox Element Data With The California Diversity Database: A Case For Data Reliability Howard O. Clark, Jr. Darren P. Newman Susan I. Hagen   kit fox coyote misidentification natural diversity database California    
2007 43 Rodent Diversity, Vegetation Complexity, And Patch Size In Remnant Coastal Sage Scrub Habitat Of Southern California David J. Germano       Rodents diversity coastal sage scrub vegetation complexity southern California    
2007 43 A Novel System For Capture And Immobilization Of Striped Skunks Stephen W.R. Harrison Brian L. Cypher Alexander D. Brown   California capture system immobilization Mephitis mephitis striped skunk urban  
2007 43 California Least Tern Habitat Enhancement And Nesting In The East Bay Regional Park District, California David L. Riensche       California California least tern habitat enhancement nesting success Sterna antillarum browni