Courtney Duchardt

Assistant Professor

Oklahoma State University

United States

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Dr. Courtney Duchardt is an Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University in the United States. Her research focuses on conservation action optimization, multi-ecosystem trade-offs, and the interactions between wildlife and habitat management. Recent publications include studies on the impacts of prairie dogs in Great Plains ecosystems and the efficacy of technology in wildlife research.

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Kevin T. Shoemaker

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Jacob Hennig

Oklahoma State University

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Jeffrey Beck

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University of Wyoming

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Samuel Fuhlendorf

Oklahoma State University

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Ana D. Davidson

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Erin Buchholtz

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Clemson University

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Articles (16)

Different Data for Different Goals: Exploring Trade‐Offs and Synergies in the Use of Spatial Data Inputs to Optimize Conservation Action in Sagebrush Ecosystems

A disturbance triangle: The interactive role of prairie dogs with fire and ungulate grazing in the Great Plains

Exploring the Efficacy of Prairie Dog Boundary Management and its Application Toward Density Control

Considering Multiecosystem Trade‐Offs Is Critical When Leveraging Systematic Conservation Planning for Restoration

Overwintering Raptor Abundance and Community Composition in Relation to Prairie Dog Colonies in the Southern and Central Great Plains

A crossroads in the rearview mirror: the state of United States feral equid management in 2023

Disease and weather induce rapid shifts in a rangeland ecosystem mediated by a keystone species (Cynomys ludovicianus)

A multi-ecosystem prioritization framework to balance competing habitat conservation needs of multiple species in decline

A big data–model integration approach for predicting epizootics and population recovery in a keystone species

Using neutral landscape models to evaluate the umbrella species concept in an ecotone

Assessing efficacy of cellular transmission technology in camera trapping for wildlife research

Grasshopper Species Composition Differs Between Prairie Dog Colonies and Undisturbed Sites in a Sagebrush Grassland

Boom and bust cycles of black-tailed prairie dog populations in the Thunder Basin grassland ecosystem

Leveraging rangeland monitoring data for wildlife: From concept to practice

Variation in sage-grouse habitat quality metrics across a gradient of feral horse use

Changes in hunting season regulations (1870s–2019) reduce harvest exposure on greater and Gunnison sage-grouse

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Kevin T. Shoemaker

Jacob Hennig

Jeffrey Beck

Samuel Fuhlendorf

Ana D. Davidson

Erin Buchholtz

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