Mark Kaemingk

Victoria University of Wellington

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Larkin A. Powell

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Christopher Chizinski

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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Alison Coulter

Asst. Professor

South Dakota State University

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Kyle Wilson

Assistant Professor

Simon Fraser University

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Mark Kaemingk

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The role of a department on the graduate student experience

Aquatic invasive species prevention in the live baitfish trade: the role of regulations, education, and inspections

Angler knowledge of live bait regulations and invasive species: insights for invasive species prevention

Water-level changes impact angler effort in a large lake: Implications for climate change

Human Behavior and Harvest Regulations: Challenges and Opportunities for Fisheries Managers

Waterbody size predicts bank- and boat-angler efforts

Valuing Angling on Reservoirs Using Benefit Transfer

Heterogeneity of recreationists in a park and protected area

Matching of resource use and investment according to waterbody size in recreational fisheries

Visualizing social-ecological intensities for management of recreation visitors in a multiuse system

Natural resource system size can be used for managing recreational use

Temporal invariance of social‐ecological catchments

A Social–Ecological Odyssey in Fisheries and Wildlife Management

Spatial and temporal behavioral differences between angler-access types

Resilience Management for Conservation of Inland Recreational Fisheries

Use of otolith chemistry to assess recruitment and habitat use of a white bass fishery in a Nebraska reservoir

Harvest–release decisions in recreational fisheries

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Larkin A. Powell

Christopher Chizinski

Alison Coulter

Kyle Wilson

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