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Massachusetts Active Projects
- Dwarf Wedgemussel Propagation and Restoration in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern US
- Estimating Black Bear Density, Abundance, and Source-Sink Dynamics in Massachusetts
- Restoring Aquatic Habitats through Dam Removal
- Interannual Variation in Juvenile River Herring Productivity and Responses to Dam Removal
- Yellow Lampmussel Restoration Initiative
- Brook Floater Research and Conservation
- Assessing Hunter Values, Expectations, and Satisfaction Regarding Controlled White-Tailed Deer Hunts in Suburban Eastern Massachusetts
- Massachusetts Residents' Attitudes Toward Black Bears and Black Bear Management
- The Ecological Value of Spruce Plantations in Massachusetts
- Natural-Ecological and Socio-Political Factors Influencing Urban Forest Management in Massachusetts
- Using Genomics to Understand Population Dynamics and Enhance the Management of Canada Lynx Populations in the Contiguous United States
- Assessing attitudes and impacts to society associated with the use of nontoxic ammunition for hunting on National Wildlife Refuges
- Modeling Black Bear Habitat Use, Movement, and Connectivity in Massachusetts
- Comparative Ecology and Conservation of Bears in North and South America
- Investigating Impacts of Winter Lake Drawdowns on Littoral Ecosystems
- Impacts of Surface Water Supply Reservoirs on Stream Flow and Biota
- Regeneration of Forest Vegetation in Response to Browsing by Moose and Deer: An Experimental Approach Using Exclosures
Current Staff
Federal Staff: 3
Masters Students: 5
Phd Students: 11
Post Docs: 2
University Staff: 1
5 Year Summary
Students graduated: 69
Scientific Publications: 35
Presentations: 148
Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Cooperators
