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Beck, Jeffrey L, Robert C. Skorkowsky, and Gregory D. Hayward. 2011. Estimating occupancy to monitor northern goshawk in the Central Rocky Mountains. Journal of Wildlife Management 75: 513-524.
Beck, Jeffrey L., John W. Connelly, and Carl L. Wambolt. 2011. Consequences of big sagebrush treatments to habitats and focal wildlife species. Rangeland Ecology and Management (in review)
Doherty, Kevin E., Jeffrey L. Beck, and David E. Naugle. 2011. Comparing ecological site descriptions to habitat characteristics influencing greater sage-grouse nest site occurrence and success. Rangeland Ecology and Management 64:344-351.
Hess, Jennifer E., and Jeffrey L. Beck. 2011. Synergistic influence of disturbance factors on greater sage-grouse lek persistence. Journal of Wildlife Management (in review)
Davies, K.W., C.S. Boyd, J.L. Beck, J.D. Bates, T.J. Svejcar, and M.A. Gregg. 2011. Saving the sagebrush sea: Strategies to conserve and restore big sagebrush plant communities. Biological Conservation (in review)
Fedy, B. C., C. A. Aldridge, K. E. Doherty, M. O'Donnell, J. L. Beck, B. Bedrosian, M. J. Holloran, C. P. Kirol, G. McKee, C. A. Mandich, C. Olson, G. D. Johnson, B. L. Walker 2011. Interseasonal movements of greater sage-grouse in Wyoming. Journal of Wildlife Management (in review)
Beck, J. L., R. D. Mealor, B. W. Hess, G. E. Moss, and S. L. Lake. 2011. Effect of cattle and sheep grazing on stocking rate and botanical composition of subirrigated pasture. The Professional Animal Scientist 27. (accepted)
Kirol, Christopher P., Jeffrey L. Beck, Jonathan B. Dinkins, Michael R. Conover 2011. Structural characteristics are essential to greater sage-grouse nesting and brood-rearing microhabitat in xeric mountain and Wyoming big sagebrush Condor
Hess, Jennifer E. and Jeffrey L. Beck. 2011. Burning and Mowing Wyoming Big Sagebrush: Do Treated Sites Meet the Connelly et al. (2000) Minimum Guidelines for Greater Sage-Grouse breeding habitats? Wildlife Society Bulletin
Beck, J. L., J. G. Klein, J. Wright, and K. P. Wolfley. 2011. Potential and pitfalls of prescribed burning big sagebrush habitat to enhance nesting and early brood-rearing habitats for greater sage-grouse. Pages 27-32 in
Miller, R. F., S. T. Knick, D. A. Pyke, C. W. Meinke, S. E. Hanser, M. J. Wisdom, and A. L. Hild. 2011. Characteristics of sagebrush habitats and limitations to long-term conservation. Pp. 145-184 in S. T. Knick and J. W. Connelly (EDS). Greater Sage-Grouse: ecology and conservation of a landscape species and its habitats. Studies in Avian Biology (vol. 38), University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.
Williams, M.I., G.B. Paige, A.L. Hild, S.N. Miller and T.L. Thurow 2011. Spatial relationships in shrub-steppe communities: quantifying vegetation structure. Rangeland Ecology and Management
Kato, Cecilia Y., Andrew W. Fabian, Edward T. Schmidtmann, Gregory D. Johnson, David E. Naugle, David E. Legg, and Richard T. Mayer. 2011. Cytochrome b analyses of mosquito blood meals: identifying wildlife hosts of West Nile virus mosquito vectors in Wyoming USA. Journal of Wildlife Diseases
Hamilton, S., C. Garretson-Weibel, J. Mitchell, M. Smith, D. Powell, C. Quimby, G. Fults, C. Stanley, J. Tanaka, K. Maczko, J.K. Brite, D. Loper, N. Hansen, and L. Bryant. 2011. Sustainable Ranch Management Assessment Guidebook. University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service Publication B-1216. 67 p.
Smith, M. And R Mealor. 2011. Knowing the potential of your land-ecological sites. Wyo Range Facts. UWYO-CES MP-111.xx.draft
Hamilton, S., C. Garretson-Weibel, J. Mitchell, M. Smith, D. Powell, C. Quimby, G. Fults, C. Stanley, J. Tanaka, K. Maczko, J.K. Brite, D. Loper, N. Hansen, and L. Bryant. 2011. Sustainable Ranch Management Assessment Guidebook. University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service Publication B-1216. 67 p.
Frost, R., J. Tanaka, L. Roselle, and M. Pratt. 2011. Rangelands on eXtension: Compiling the Best of the Best for Rangelands. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Torell, A., N. Rimbey, and J. Tanaka. 2011. Ecosystem Services: The New Motive for Range Improvements. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Blevins, A., K. Jensen, S. Kane, N. Rimbey, J. Tanaka, D. Taylor, L.A. Torell, and J.D. Wulfhorst. 2011. Social Sciences and Public Rangelands: Perceptions of Bureau of Land Management Employees and Stakeholders. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Maczko, K., J. Tanaka, and S.F. Hamilton. 2011. Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable (SRR) Overview. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Tanaka, J. 2011. SRR Rangeland Ecosystem Services Assessment Framework. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Tanaka, J. 2011. SRR Socio-Economic Assessment Indicators. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, Billings, Montana.
Thomas Thurow 2011. Mammals of Africa, Volume 6, Jonathan Kingdon (ed), University of California Press (scheduled for publication in 2012)
Thomas Thurow, David Briske, Leonard Jolly 2011. Rangeland Conservation Effects Assessment Program Conclusions. USDA
Williams, M.I., G.B. Paige, T.L. Thurow, A.L. Hild, and K.G. Gerow. 2011. Ecological sites and wildlife habitat: development and assessment of an integrated framework to monitor and manage shrub steppe ecosystems. Rangeland Ecology and Management Accepted
A. Manu, T.L. Thurow, I. Zanguina. 2011. Agroecological strategies and impacts of rehabilitation of watershed function, southwest Niger. Journal of Restoration Ecology
Williams, M.I., G.B. Paige, A.L. Hild, S.N. Miller and T.L. Thurow 2011. Spatial relationships in shrub-steppe communities: quantifying vegetation structure. Rangeland Ecology and Management
T.L. Thurow and P. Norbu 2011. Forum Paper: Challenges Associated with Reconciling Rangeland Management Philosophies with Worldwide Differences in Cognitive Processes and Values. Rangeland Ecology and Management (Invited)
David Briske, Tom Thurow, Thomas Koontz, Nathan Sayre 2011. Building adaptive capacity to promote ecological resilience of rangeland ecosystems. Journal of Applied Ecology
Thomas Thurow and Thomas Monaco 2011. Rangeland restoration: Panacea or pipe dream Rangeland Ecology and Management (Invited paper for Special Issue title: "Big questions" emerging from a century of rangeland science and management). Scheduled for publication in May 2012
Bellgard, S.E. and S. E. Williams 2011. Mycorrhizal Diversity in the Context of Global Climate Change. MDPI Switzerland, Diversity Journal
