Therese Donovan

Research Associate Professor; Assistant Unit Leader, University of Vermont Rubenstein School; Vermont Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

2/07/2023
Investigator
Mapping Vermont Moose Habitat Use to Aid Wildlife Managers
Tracking radio-collared moose in the Northeast Kingdom pinpoints habitat hotspots for management consideration.
6/09/2021
Investigator
Vermont Home to Richest Wildlife Occurrence in New England
Researchers create New England wildlife distribution model; Vermont has richest species distribution.
5/24/2019
Investigator
How Wildlife, Recreation, and Demographics Affect Public Acceptability of Development in Vermont
Factors like wildlife, outdoor recreation and demographics have various effects on public acceptability of development in Vermont.
11/20/2018
Investigator
Monitoring Least Bitterns in Vermont for Better Conservation
Researchers assessed factors impacting Least Bittern occupancy and detection, providing an extensive baseline assessment of Least Bittern distribution
9/05/2018
Investigator
American Marten Recovery in the Northeast
Researchers surveyed experts on the occupancy of American marten to estimate distribution and connectivity in the northeast to aid in marten recovery.
9/04/2014
Investigator
Vermonters' "Acceptable" Levels of Town Development May Decrease Occurrence of Black Bear and Bobcat
Development of natural land may pose a threat to native wildlife species in Vermont and globally.

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