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Contact

Daniel.Barton@humboldt.edu

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Daniel Barton

Vice-Chair & Professor

* Graduate Faculty

Areas of Interest

Life history evolution, basic and applied population ecology, and wildlife conservation. Courses taught: Conservation Biology, Principles of Wildlife Management, Wildlife Ecology and Management, Ecology of Wildlife Populations.

Graduate Students

Past Students

Name	Thesis	Graduation Year
Alyssa Marquez	Response of headwater amphibians to long-term logging impacts and assessing potential for restoration in Redwood National and State Parks	2019
Alyssa Marquez	Response of headwater amphibians to long-term logging impacts and assessing potential for restoration in Redwood National and State Parks	2019
Claire Nasr	Identifying spatial overlap and seasonal variation between human and seabird use along the Trinidad Coast to better predict timing and location of potential disturbance events	2019
Justin Deminaew	Changes in demography, distribution, and diet in garter snakes following eradication of a non-native prey subsidy	2018
Katrina Smith	Evaluating habitat selection models to improve site selection in a population monitoring program for Townsend's big-eared bats (Corynorhinus Townsendii)	2018
Shannon (Murphy) Brinkman	Evaluating Brandt’s Cormorant (Phalacrocorax penicillatus) reproductive success: Effects of parental care behaviors and estimating individual chick survival	2016
Ryan Baumbusch	A model to evaluate barred owl removal strategies for the conservation of northern spotted owls	2016
Emily Cate	Consumer movement among successional communities in relation to the rare, endemic plant Lassics lupine (Lupines constancei) ?	2016