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HAEBLER, ROMONA	Quantifying variation in risks across space and time to populations of the Common Loon. ^*NICHOLSON, MATTHEW C. ¹, HAEBLER, ROMONA ¹ and POKRAS, MARK ², ¹ Atlantic Ecology Division, National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory, Narragansett, RI, USA² Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine Wildlife Clinic, Grafton, MA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HALE, STEPHEN	Relationships of watershed landscape metrics and estuarine ecology. ^*HALE, STEPHEN S. and NICHOLSON, MATTHEW C. , ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency, Narragansett, RI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HALPIN, PATRICK	Exploring marine connectivity in the South Pacific with graph theory. ^*TREML, ERIC A. and HALPIN, PATRICK N. , ¹ Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Durham, NC, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HALPIN, PATRICK	Observing succession from space: a case study from the North Carolina Piedmont. ^*MCDONALD, ROBERT I. , HALPIN, PATRICK N. and URBAN, DEAN L. , ¹ Landscape Ecology Lab, Durham, NC, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAMMER, ROGER	Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Housing Growth Hotspots in the North Central U.S. from 1940 to 2000. ^*LEPCZYK, CHRISTOPHER A. ¹, HAMMER, ROGER B. ², RADELOFF, VOLKER C. ¹ and STEWART, SUSAN I. ³, ¹ Department of Forest Ecology and Management, Madison, WI, USA² Department of Rural Sociology, Madison, WI, USA³ USDA Forest Service, Evanston, IL, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAMPTON, HAYDEE	Effects of restoration treatments on fire behavior and biodiversity: can fire hazard be reduced while minimizing impacts to wildlife? ^*PRATHER, JOHN W. ¹, HAMPTON, HAYDEE M. ¹, DICKSON, BRETT G. ², XU, YAGUANG ¹, AUMACK, ETHAN N. ¹ and SISK, THOMAS D. ¹, ¹ Center For Environmental Sciences and Education, Flagstaff, AZ, USA² Department of Fishery and Wildlife Biology, Fort Collins, CO, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAMPTON, HAYDEE	Spatial Tools Supporting Public Participation in Planning Forest Restoration. ^*HAMPTON, HAYDEE M. ¹, PRATHER, JOHN W. ¹, XU, YAGUANG ¹, AUMACK, ETHAN N. ¹, DICKSON, BRETT G. ² and SISK, THOMAS D. ¹, ¹ Center for Environmental Sciences and Education, Flagstaff, AZ, USA² Department of Fishery & Wildlife Biology, Fort Collins, CO, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAMPTON, HAYDEE	A notable limitation on mapping large-area forest structure using TM imagery and ground plot data. ^XU, YAGUANG ¹, ^PRATHER, JOHN ¹, ^*HAMPTON, HAYDEE ¹, DICKSON, BRETT ², AUMACK, ETHAM ¹ and SISK, THOMAS ¹, ¹ Center for Environmental Science and Education, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, USA² Department of Fishery and Wildlife Biology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAN, XINGGUO	Plant Species Diversity and Primary Productivity along a Landscape Gradient in the Inner Mongolia Grassland. ^*BAI, YONGFEI ¹, PAN, QINGMING ¹, HAN, XINGGUO ¹ and WU, JIANGUO ^1,2, ¹ Laboratory of Quantitative Vegetation Ecology , Beijing, Hebei, China² School of Life Sciences, Tempe, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HANSON, PAUL	A framework for analyzing terrestrial-aquatic interactions in a land-lake mosaic. ^*CARDILLE, JEFFREY A. ¹, CARPENTER, STEPHEN R. ², COE, MICHAEL T. ³, FOLEY, JONATHAN A. ³, HANSON, PAUL C. ², TURNER, MONICA G. ¹ and VANO, JULIE A. ³, ¹ University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA² University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA³ University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HARGROVE, WILLIAM	Developing a practical map-analysis tool for corridor detection. ^*HARGROVE, WILLIAM W. and HOFFMAN, FORREST M. , ¹ Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HARKNESS, MARY	The Border Lakes Region of Minnesota and Ontario: Applying landscape ecology principles in a multi-partner landscape. LYTLE, DAVID E. ¹, HARKNESS, MARY ² and ^*CORNETT, MEREDITH W. ³, ¹ North Central Research Station, Grand Rapids, MN, USA² The Nature Conservancy, Minneapolis, MN, USA³ The Nature Conservancy of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HARRISON, JAMES	Potential future impervious area and stream ecosystem effects in North Carolina. ^*HARRISON, JAMES E. ¹, CAKIR, HALIL ², BIRD, SANDRA ³, GILLIAM, JAMES F. ², MACPHERSON, PATRICIA ⁵, EXUM, LINDA ³ and PERKINS, CHRISTINE ⁴, ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency - Region 4, Atlanta, GA, USA² North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA³ US Environmental Protection Agency, Athens, GA, USA⁵ North Carolina Division of Water Quality, Raleigh, NC, USA⁴ Computer Sciences Corporation, Athens, GA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HARTMAN, JEAN MARIE	Spatial and temporal analysis of avian response to marsh restoration in the New Jersey Meadowlands. ^*SEIGEL, ALISON B. ¹, HATFIELD, COLLEEN A. ² and HARTMAN, JEAN MARIE ³, ¹ Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolution, New Brunswick, NJ, USA² Dept. of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources, New Brunswick, NJ, USA³ Dept. of Landscape Architecture, New Brunswick, NJ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HARVEY, CHRIS	*The influence of non-indigenous smooth cordgrass, Spartina alterniflora, on estuarine ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest.* ^*FEIST, BLAKE E. ¹, HARVEY, CHRIS J. ¹, RUESINK, JENNIFER L. ² and TRIMBLE, ALAN C. ², ¹ Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Seattle, WA, USA² Department of Biology, Seattle, WA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HATFIELD, COLLEEN	Spatial and temporal analysis of avian response to marsh restoration in the New Jersey Meadowlands. ^*SEIGEL, ALISON B. ¹, HATFIELD, COLLEEN A. ² and HARTMAN, JEAN MARIE ³, ¹ Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolution, New Brunswick, NJ, USA² Dept. of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources, New Brunswick, NJ, USA³ Dept. of Landscape Architecture, New Brunswick, NJ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HATFIELD, COLLEEN	Linking spatial patterns with mechanisms for riparian vegetation distributions in stream networks. ^*HATFIELD, COLLEEN A. and STRUWE, LENA , ¹ Dept. of Ecology, Evolution and Nat Resources, New Brunswick, NJ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAVSTAD, KRIS	Landscape scale analyses provide new insights into desertification. ^*YAO, JIN , PETERS, DEBRA PC. , HAVSTAD, KRIS M. and BESTELMEYER, BRANDON T. , ¹ USDA ARS, Jornada Experimental Range, Las Cruces, NM, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HAWLENA, DROR	The effects of anthropogenic changes in landscape physiognomy on a desert lizard assemblage. ^*HAWLENA, DROR ¹, BOUSKILA, AMOS ^1,2 and ABRAMSKY, ZVIKA ¹, ¹ Department of Life Sciences, Beer-Sheva , Israel, Israel² Mitrani Department of Desert Ecology, , Midreshet Ben-Gurion, Israel, Israel FULL ABSTRACT
HAY, GEOFFREY	Modeling Multiscale Landscape Structure within a Hierarchical Scale-Space Framework. ^*HAY, GEOFFREY J. and MARCEAU, DANIELLE J. , ¹ Geocomputing Lab, University of Montreal, Department of Geography C.P. 6128, Succ. Center-Ville, Montreal, Quebec, Canada FULL ABSTRACT
HE, GUANGMING	Evaluation of conservation policies in Wolong Giant Panda Nature Reserve. ^*JENKINS, CLINTON N. , BEARER, SCOTT L. , HE, GUANGMING and LIU, JIANGUO , ¹ Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HE, GUANGMING	Spatiotemporal distribution of fuelwood collection in Wolong Nature Reserve and its implications for panda conservation. ^*HE, GUANGMING ¹, COLUNGA, MANUEL ², BEARER, SCOTT ¹, ZHOU, SHIQIANG ³, AN, LI ¹, LINDERMAN, MARC ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ³ and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Computational Ecology and Visualization Laboratory, East Lansing, MI³ China’s Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation, Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
HE, HONG	The effect of forest landownership fragmentation on forest landscape of the Missouri central hardwood region. ^*KO, DONG W. and HE, HONG S. , ¹ School of Natural Resources, Columbia, MO FULL ABSTRACT
HE, HONG	Reducing Wildfire Risk in a Fire Suppression Forest. ^*SHANG, BO Z. ¹, HE, HONG S. ¹, LYTLE, DAVID E. ², CROW, THOMAS R. ³ and SHIFLEY, STEPHEN R. ⁴, ¹ 203 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building, Columbia, MO, USA² USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Grand Rapids, MN , USA³ USDA Forest Service, Washington, DC, USA⁴ USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Columbia, MO, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HE, HONG	Using a forest simulation model to determine the effects of different riparian buffer delineations on forest pattern and species composition. ^*BELLCHAMBER, SARA B. ¹, HE, HONG ¹ and SHIFLEY, STEPHEN ², ¹ University of Missouri - Columbia, Columbia, MO² US Forest Service, Columbia, MO FULL ABSTRACT
HEGGEM, DANIEL	Use of Landscape Metrics to Prioritize Watersheds for Ecological Restoration in Arkansas’ White River Basin. ^*LOPEZ, RICARDO D. , HEGGEM, DANIEL T. , EDMONDS, CURTIS M. , JONES, K. BRUCE , CROSS, CHAD L. and EBERT, DONALD W. , ¹ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Landscape Ecology Branch, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HENEBRY, GEOFFREY	Analyzing Land Cover Change in Kazakhstan: Land Surface Phenology, Climatic Variation, and Sensor Artifacts. ^*DE BEURS, KIRSTEN M. and HENEBRY, GEOFFREY M. , ¹ CALMIT, School of Natural Resources, Lincoln, NE, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HENEBRY, GEOFFREY	Lifting the green veil: enhanced change detection using the Wide Dynamic Range Vegetation Index. ^*HENEBRY, GEOFFREY M. , VIÑA, ANDRÉS and GITELSON, ANATOLY A. , ¹ Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies (CALMIT), Lincoln, NE, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HERRMANN, MICHAEL	Using Landscape Science to Guide Maryland's Land Conservation Policy. ^*WOLF, JOHN , JENKINS, WILLIAM , HERRMANN, MICHAEL and WEBER, THEODORE , ¹ Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HESSBURG, PAUL	Application of TWINSPAN Analysis to Define Climate Anomalies and Periods With Relevance to Ecological Patterns and Processes of the Northwestern US, 1675-1978. ^*HESSBURG, PAUL F. ¹, KUHLMANN, ELLEN E. ¹ and SWETNAM, THOMAS W. ², ¹ PNW Research Station, Wenatchee, WA, USA² Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, Tucson, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HIGUERA, PHILIP	Holocene fire-history records from lake sediments: improving accuracy and precision through quantitative modeling. ^*HIGUERA, PHILIP E. ¹, PETERS, MATTHEW E. ² and GAVIN, DANIEL G. ³, ¹ College of Forest Resources, Seattle, WA, USA² Department of Applied Mathematics, Seattle, WA, USA³ Department of Plant Biology, Urbana , IL, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HIRSCH, KELVIN	Integrating physical and probabilistic aspects of wildfire to assess landscape flammability. PARISIEN, MARC ¹, KAFKA, VICTOR ², HIRSCH, KELVIN ¹, TODD, BERNIE ¹ and LAVOIE, SUZANNE ¹, ¹ Canadian Forest Service, Edmonton, Alberta² Parks Canada Agency, Gatineau, Quebec FULL ABSTRACT
HIRSH, STEVE	Remote Sensing and GIS in the Remediation of Chemical Weapons Contamination in an Urban Landscape. ^*SLONECKER, TERRENCE ¹ and HIRSH, STEVE ², ¹ USEPA, Reston, Virginia, USA² USEPA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HIRSH, STEVE	Locating Buries WW1 Munitions with Remote Sensing and GIS. SLONECKER, TERRENCE ¹ and HIRSH, STEVE ², ¹ USEPA, Reston, Virginia, USA² USEPA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOCTOR, THOMAS	Prioritization and protection of the Florida Ecological Network. ^*HOCTOR, THOMAS S. ¹, CARR, MARGARET ², TEISINGER, JASON ¹, ZWICK, PAUL ¹ and WOOD, JIM ³, ¹ Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Gainesville, FL, USA² Department of Landscape Architecture, Gainesville, FL, USA³ Office of Greenways and Trails, Tallahassee, FL, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOCTOR, THOMAS	Setting priorities for natural areas with the Southeastern Ecological Framework. ^*RICHARDSON, JOHN R. ¹, HOCTOR, THOMAS S. ², BURNS, NEIL ¹ and BERISH, CORY ¹, ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency Region 4, Atlanta, GA, USA² Geoplan Center, Gainesville, FL, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOFFMAN, FORREST	Developing a practical map-analysis tool for corridor detection. ^*HARGROVE, WILLIAM W. and HOFFMAN, FORREST M. , ¹ Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOLLENHORST, THOMAS	Using Flow Distance to Proximally Weight Land Use. ^*HOLLENHORST, THOMAS P. ¹, JOHNSON, LUCINDA B. ¹, HOST, GEORGE E. ¹ and RICHARDS, CARL ², ¹ Natural Resources Research Institute, Duluth, MN, USA² Minnesota Sea Grant Program, Duluth, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOLLISTER, JEFF	Coastal landscape structure and estuarine condition relationships: How does scale alter model reliability? ^*HOLLISTER, JEFF W. ¹, COPELAND, JANE L. ² and AUGUST, PETER V. ¹, ¹ University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, USA² Computer Sciences Corporation, Narragansett, RI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOLZ, JOHN	Watershed-Based Classification System for Lakes in Agriculturally Dominated Ecosystems: A Case Study of Nebraska Reservoirs. ^*BULLEY, HENRY N. ¹, MERCHANT, JAMES W. ¹, MARX, DAVID B. ² and HOLZ, JOHN C. ³, ¹ Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies, Lincoln, NE , USA² Department of Statistics , Lincoln, NE, USA³ School of Natural Resources, Lincoln, NE, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HORAN, JEFFREY	Maryland's Strategic Forest Lands Assessment. ^*WOLF, JOHN ¹, HORAN, JEFFREY ², SLOAN, ANNE ¹, WEBER, THEODORE ¹, GUZMAN, GRETA ¹ and CONN, CHRISTINE ³, ¹ Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD, USA² Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD, USA³ Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOST, GEORGE	Collaborative Landscape Ecology: Results and Lessons from the Minnesota Forest Spatial Analysis Project. ^*MANOLIS, JAMES C. ^1,2, WHITE, MARK A. ³, HOST, GEORGE E. ³ and CROW, THOMAS R. ⁴, ¹ Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, St. Paul, MN, USA² David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship Program, Arlington, VA, USA³ Natural Resources Research Institute, Duluth, MN, USA⁴ USDA Forest Service WFWAR, Washington, DC, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOST, GEORGE	Using Flow Distance to Proximally Weight Land Use. ^*HOLLENHORST, THOMAS P. ¹, JOHNSON, LUCINDA B. ¹, HOST, GEORGE E. ¹ and RICHARDS, CARL ², ¹ Natural Resources Research Institute, Duluth, MN, USA² Minnesota Sea Grant Program, Duluth, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOVEL, KEVIN	Seagrass landscape ecology: variable effects of landscape cover and configuration on epifaunal survival, abundance and diversity. ^*HOVEL, KEVIN A. , ¹ Department of Biology, San Diego, CA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
HOWERTER, DAVID	Choice of a classification scheme can lead to ambiguous relationships between landscape metrics and population processes. ^*HOWERTER, DAVID W. , ¹ Institute for Wetland and Waterfowl Research, Stonewall, MB, Canada FULL ABSTRACT
HUANG, CHO-YING	Sensitivity of landscape metrics to number of land cover classes. ^*HUANG, CHO-YING ¹, GEIGER, ERIKA ¹ and KUPFER, JOHN ², ¹ School of Renewable Natural Resources, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA² Department of Geography and Regional Development, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ FULL ABSTRACT
HUANG, JINYAN	Spatiotemporal distribution of fuelwood collection in Wolong Nature Reserve and its implications for panda conservation. ^*HE, GUANGMING ¹, COLUNGA, MANUEL ², BEARER, SCOTT ¹, ZHOU, SHIQIANG ³, AN, LI ¹, LINDERMAN, MARC ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ³ and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Computational Ecology and Visualization Laboratory, East Lansing, MI³ China’s Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation, Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
HUANG, JINYAN	Influences of timber harvesting and fuelwood collection on giant panda habitat across a heterogeneous landscape. ^*BEARER, SCOTT L. ¹, JENKINS, CLINTON ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ² and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation , Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
HUBERT-MOY, LAURENCE	How to manage human-wildlife interactions? An interdisciplinary spatially-explicit adaptive method. ^*LE LAY, GWENAELLE ¹, HUBERT-MOY, LAURENCE ² and CLERGEAU, PHILIPPE ³, ¹ Department of Ecology and Evolution, Lausanne, Switzerland² COSTEL, Rennes, France³ INRA SCRIBE, Rennes, France FULL ABSTRACT
HUNTER, DON	*Predictive model of spatial distribution of puma (Puma concolor) at the Front Range, Colorado.* ^*FERRAZ, KATIA ¹, KRUMM, CAROLINE ² and HUNTER, DON ³, ¹ ESALQ/Universidade de Sao Paulo, Piracicaba, Sao Paulo, Brasil² Colorado Division of Wildlife, Fort Collins , CO, USA³ USGS - Fort Collins Science Center, Fort Collins, CO, USA FULL ABSTRACT