Students I have supervised

 MSc Students Supervised  

Pittoello, G. 1991 White-tailed deer in Nova Scotia: winter habitat use and lure crops.

 - Presently working for Dept. of Natural Resources in New Brunswick

 

Deal, J.A. 1992 Macrohabitats and microhabitats of small mammals in a dynamic forest mosaic in southwestern Nova Scotia.

- Presently the Wildlife Biologist for CANFOR, B.C.

 

 Foley, P.M. 1992 Long-term effects of malnutrition on reproduction in a laboratory colony of Clethrionomys gapperi.

- Veterinarian on PEI

 

Parsons, G. 1994. Predator scent and spacing behaviour of meadow voles.

-       Works for NS DNR.

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Patterson, B. 1995 The ecology of the eastern coyote in Kejimkujik National Park, N.S.

- PHd from Univ. Saskatchewan. Wildlife Biologist

 

 

 Basquill, Sean. 1996 Functional boundaries for meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) living in a farm landscape.

- working for Parks Canada

 

 

 MacDonald B. 1996. (Shared with T. Herman) Spatial distribution, survivorship and effects of forest harvesting on over wintering white-tailed deer in Nova Scotia.

- wildlife biologist in North-west Territories.

 

Lock, B. 1997. (Shared with T. Herman) Deer wintering habitat models for two regions of Nova Scotia.

- forestry/wildlife position STORA, Nova Scotia

 

 

 

 Alcorn, E. 1997 Acadia forest stewards: a literature critique, book composition, and validation of the book concerning forest ecology and forest management in Nova Scotia.

- lab technician, Biology Department, Acadia University.

 

Bourgeois, M. 1997 An examination of two unconventional methods to assess resource use by two New Brunswick Forest mammals: The marten and the northern flying squirrel.

 

Kehler, D. 1997 The effect of spatial scale on measuring spatial isolation and predicting the incidence of a beetle parasite and its fungal host in continuous and fragmented landscapes.

- PhD at Dalhousie University,

 

Mills, J. 1997 Habitat use and reproduction of female ring-necked pheasants in eastern Kings County, Nova Scotia.

- Biologist, Dept. Natural Resources, N.S.

 

 Cameron, Rob 1998 Effects of forest management practices on forest structure and selected epiphytic lichens in Nova Scotia.

 

 - private consultant

 

 Teichert, Sonja 1999. Habitat use and population spatial structure of the forked fungus beetle, Bolitotherus cornutus Panzer.

 

Colville, David 1999 Student at School of Resource and Environmental Science, Dalhousie University. Title: Ecological landscape analysis: A GIS-based tool for  defining natural landscape units

 

 

 

Starzomski, Brian 2000 Experimental analysis of movement dynamics of the forked fungus beetle, Bolitotherus cornutus Panzer (Tenebrionidae), with particular reference to age and sex.

 

 

 

Chamberland, Paul. 2000 Black Bear (Ursus americanus) habitat ecology as related to apects of forest management in southern New Brunswick.

 

 

 

McKnight, Julie L. 2001 Predator and prey population dynamics and distribution: Effects of predation and competition.

 

 

 

Chaulk, Keith 2001. Black bears (Ursus americanus) in Northeastern Labrador.




Honours Students Supervised

McKiggan, H. C.1990. The effect of protein deficiency on the reproduction of white
 mice: implications for the population cycles of microtine rodents.
- received NSERC 1967 scholarship, PhD in Scotland

Wong, K.L.1991.The long-term effects of protein-malnutrition on the behaviour
 of meadow voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, (Ord).

Powell, E. A.1992.A preliminary investigation of the effects of increased forage
effort on change in body weight, survival and reproduction in a
laboratory colony of red-backed voles, Clethrionomys gapperi.
- MSc at Acadia



Nichols, R.1993. Effect of testosterone on emigration tendency of meadow voles,
Microtus pennsylvanicus.
- MSc at MUN



Cook, J.1993. The eastern coyote in Nova Scotia: Sheep predation and
morphological variability
- MSc at Waterloo, NSERC scholarship



Zharikov, Y.1994. Predation on eggs and chicks of the Piping Plover (Charadrius
melodius) in Kejimkujik National Park, Seaside Adjunct.
- MSc at Trent University

- PhD, Australia



Currie, N.1995Can natal dispersal of Microtus pennsylvanicus (Ord.) be
predicted from behaviour profiles?



Broders, H.1995An analysis and evaluation of methods used to determine coyote
(Canis latrans) movements in relation to resourse use.

- MSc, University of New Brunswick

Corkum, C.1996Habitat variables structuring flying forest Coleopteran
communities in Nova Scotia.

- MSc Univ. of Alberta.



Barlow, J. 1996. Population attributes, habitat characteristics and spatial dynamics
of the forked fungus beetle Bolitotherus cornutus (Panzer).

Bishop, L.1996. Beetle communities of carrion habitat in a fragmented forest and
agricultural landscape in Nova Scotia.

-MSc, Carleton Univ.

Lundrigan, Trich. 1997. Movement rates as an indicator of dispersal potential in the
forked fungus beetle, Bolitotherus cornutus.

- MSc, Univ. of Guelph

 

Potter, Karen 1997. Beetle communities in managed softwood forests

McPhee, Jan 1997. An examination of a new sampling method for lichens.

- MSc, University ob B.C.

Simpson, Jamie 1997. Forest Stewardship Council's forest certification: Regional
considerations fro Charlotte County, New Brunswick and a proposal for implementation.

- MSc, University of New Brunswick

Brannen, D.C.1997. Population dynamics of the Eastern Coyote (Canis latrans) in
Nova Scotia.

- MSc Acadia

Callaghan, R. 1999. A Critique of Ecofeminism

Kindred, Kerry 2000. Environmental education: Curriculum development for a

First year environmental science course.

- Education, Acadia University.