Heather Sander

Associate Professor

The University of Iowa

United States

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Heather Sander is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa, USA. Her research focuses on urban ecology, specifically the impacts of urbanization on small mammal communities, habitat fragmentation, and species diversity in urban settings. Recent articles by Dr. Sander explore topics such as gentrification, species responses to land cover, and the integration of human and wildlife habitat preferences in conservation strategies.

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Occidental College

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Articles (10)

Vegetation influences urban Northern short-tailed shrew site occupancy

Patterns in tree squirrel co-occurrence vary with responses to local land cover in US cities

Variation in species-specific responses to habitat fragmentation and land cover structure in urban small mammal communities

Gentrification drives patterns of alpha and beta diversity in cities

Urbanization, climate and species traits shape mammal communities from local to continental scales

Barriers to building wildlife‐inclusive cities: Insights from the deliberations of urban ecologists, urban planners and landscape designers

Integrating human and species habitat preferences in conservation in heterogeneous urban settings

Seasonal activity patterns of sympatric eastern gray squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) and fox squirrels (Sciurus niger) in a Midwestern metropolitan region

Mesopredator occupancy patterns in a small city in an intensively agricultural region

Combining historical accounts with contemporary bird survey data identifies changes in an avian community over a period of anthropogenic change

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Adam Ahlers

Whitney Anthonysamy

Çağan H. Şekercioğlu

Sheryl Hayes Hursh

Christopher Schell

Thilina Surasinghe

Amanda Zellmer

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