Nicholas Green

Associate Professor of Biology

Kennesaw State University

United States

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Nicholas Green is an Associate Professor of Biology at Kennesaw State University in the United States. His research interests include predator-prey dynamics, ecological restoration, and amphibian monitoring, as reflected in his recent articles. He employs population-bioenergetics models and other innovative methodologies to study biodiversity and ecosystem health across various landscapes.

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Heather Alexander

Associate Professor

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Mario Bretfeld

Assistant Professor

Kennesaw State University

UNITED STATES

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Variations in stand structure, composition, and fuelbeds drive prescribed fire behavior during mountain longleaf pine restoration

Understanding predator-prey-competitor dynamics between Lower Missouri River Macrhybopsis and Scaphirhynchus using a population—bioenergetics model ensemble

Amphibian monitoring in hardwood forests: Optimizing methods for contaminant-based compensatory restorations

Efficient mammal biodiversity surveys for ecological restoration monitoring

Studies to assess natural resource recovery and evaluate monitoring methods for restored bottomland hardwood forests

Survey effort and targeted landbird community metrics at Indiana lowland forest restoration sites

Sicklefin Chub (Macrhybopsis meeki) and Sturgeon Chub (M. gelida) Temporal and Spatial Patterns from Extant Population Monitoring and Habitat Data Spanning 23 Years

Visitor Use and Activities Detected Using Trail Cameras at Forest Restoration Sites

Interaction between transect design and animal distribution in distance sampling of deer

Natural and anthropogenic factors and their interactions drive stream community integrity in a North American river basin at a large spatial scale

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Heather Alexander

Mario Bretfeld

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