Search Results - "Coon, Jaime J."

From eDNA to citizen science: emerging tools for the early detection of invasive species by Larson, Eric R, Graham, Brittney M, Achury, Rafael, Coon, Jaime J, Daniels, Melissa K, Gambrell, Daniel K, Jonasen, Kacie L, King, Gregory D, LaRacuente, Nicholas, Perrin-Stowe, Tolulope IN, Reed, Emily M, Rice, Christopher J, Ruzi, Selina A, Thairu, Margaret W, Wilson, Jared C, Suarez, Andrew V

“…Biological invasions are a form of global change threatening biodiversity, ecosystem stability, and human health, and cost government agencies billions of…”
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When it comes to research on land management behavior, how are we doing? A systematic review on theory, measurement, and suggestions for improvement by Winkler‐Schor, Sophia, Coon, Jaime J., Sanji, Daniel, Barefoot‐Yaeger, Martha

“…With increasing attention to climate change and biodiversity loss, conservation social science research on land management practices is burgeoning. Researchers…”
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Identifying Opportunities to Conserve Farm Ponds on Private Lands: Integration of Social, Ecological, and Historical Data by Swartz, Timothy M., Coon, Jaime J., Mattes, Jenna R., Miller, James R.

“…In some landscapes, effective conservation of wildlife habitat requires extending beyond the boundaries of reserves and addressing stewardship of private…”
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An observation of parental infanticide in Dickcissels (Spiza americana): video evidence and potential mechanisms by Coon, Jaime J., Nelson, Scott B., West, Amy C., Bradley, Iris A., Miller, James R.

“…Brood reduction by parents via infanticide is considered rare in passerine birds; however, this behavior may be underreported because of the difficulties…”
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What drives private landowner decisions? Exploring non-native grass management in the eastern Great Plains by Coon, Jaime J., van Riper, Carena J., Morton, Lois Wright, Miller, James R.

“…Non-native grasses used as forage for domestic livestock can negatively impact ecosystem services provided by grasslands. In the U.S., most grazed grasslands…”
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The Importance of Cultural Values in Ecological Restorations: A Systematic Review by Schultz, Mischa, Jamieson, Holly, Piontek, Emily, Coon, Jaime J., Halsey, Samniqueka J.

“…Ecological restoration is the process of repairing ecosystems that have been degraded by human activity. Because success depends upon the support of…”
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Evaluating Nonresponse Bias in Survey Research Conducted in the Rural Midwest by Coon, Jaime J., van Riper, Carena J., Morton, Lois Wright, Miller, James R.

“…An understanding of private landowner's perceptions can guide decisions about conservation in rural landscapes. However, mailed surveys that evaluate landowner…”
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Disparities, concerns, and recommendations for LGBTQ+ data collection within the biological sciences by Alexander, Nathan B, Knutson, Douglas, Morrow, Leslie K, Klimasmith, Isaac, Smith, Emmett M, Spellman, Madeleine, Rivera, Michael, Scherz, Maxine, Fountain, Kae, Allen-Custodio, Lucas T, Lynch, Loren, Clarkberg, Thea E, Coon, Jaime J

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Best practices for LGBTQ+ inclusion during ecological fieldwork: Considering safety, cis/heteronormativity and structural barriers by Coon, Jaime J., Alexander, Nathan B., Smith, Emmett M., Spellman, Madeleine, Klimasmith, Isaac M., Allen‐Custodio, Lucas T., Clarkberg, Thea E., Lynch, Loren, Knutson, Douglas, Fountain, Kae, Rivera, Michael, Scherz, Maxine, Morrow, Leslie K.

“…LGBTQ+ individuals face unique barriers to participation in ecology. Such barriers are particularly relevant during fieldwork, including physical and…”
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Increased abundance and productivity of a grassland bird after experimental control of invasive tall fescue by Coon, Jaime J., Maresh Nelson, Scott B., Bradley, Iris A., Rola, Katherine E., Miller, James R.

“…Tall fescue (Schedonorus arundinaceus) is a widespread invasive grass in the United States that degrades habitat quality for biodiversity. Herbicide followed…”
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Do habitat preferences improve fitness? Context-specific adaptive habitat selection by a grassland songbird by Nelson, Scott B. Maresh, Coon, Jaime J., Miller, James R.

“…Animals are predicted to prefer high-quality over low-quality habitats, but adaptive habitat selection is less straightforward than often assumed. Preferences…”
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Patterns and mechanisms of invasive plant impacts on North American birds: a systematic review by Nelson, Scott B., Coon, Jaime J., Duchardt, Courtney J., Fischer, Jason D., Halsey, Samniqueka J., Kranz, Adam J., Parker, Christine M., Schneider, Sarah C., Swartz, Timothy M., Miller, James R.

“…Understanding how invasive plants affect biodiversity is a crucial conservation need. Numerous studies examine impacts of invasions on birds, but trends in…”
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Increasing LGBTQ+ inclusion & competency in wildlife sciences: intersections of sociocultural, structural, and historic barriers to inclusion by Alexander, Nathan B., Knutson, Douglas, Lynch, Loren, Spellman, Madeleine, Rivera, Michael, Morrow, Leslie K., Scherz, Maxine, Clarkberg, Thea E., Allen‐Custodio, Lucas T., Fountain, Kal, Klimasmith, Isaac, Smith, Emmett M., Coon, Jaime J.

“…Science has a history of excluding marginalized groups, including people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other marginalized gender and sexual…”
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Shifting Cattle Producer Beliefs on Stocking and Invasive Forage: Implications for Grassland Conservation by Raynor, Edward J., Coon, Jaime J., Swartz, Timothy M., Morton, Lois Wright, Schacht, Walter H., Miller, James R.

“…To advance the dialogue to define sustainable working landscapes, it is essential to include the perceptions, knowledge, and factors guiding decision making…”
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Contrasting impacts of invasive plants and human-altered landscape context on nest survival and brood parasitism of a grassland bird by Maresh Nelson, Scott B., Coon, Jaime J., Duchardt, Courtney J., Miller, James R., Debinski, Diane M., Schacht, Walter H.

“…Context Humans have altered grasslands in recent decades through crop conversion, woody encroachment, and plant invasions. Concurrently, grassland birds have…”
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“Where do I even start?” Recommendations for faculty diversifying syllabi in ecology, evolution, and the life sciences by Perrin‐Stowe, Tolulope I. N., Horner, Melissa, Coon, Jaime J., Lynch, Lauren R., Flamingh, Alida, Alexander, Nathan B., Golebie, Elizabeth, Swartz, Timothy M., Bader, Alyssa C., Halsey, Samniqueka J.

“…Diversifying curricula is of increasing interest in higher education, including in ecology and evolution and allied fields. Yet, many educators may not know…”
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Cattle select against the invasive grass tall fescue in heterogeneous pastures managed with prescribed fire by Maresh Nelson, Scott B., Coon, Jaime J., Schacht, Walter H., Miller, James R.

“…Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) is a Eurasian forage grass extensively planted in the United States. However, an endophytic fungus in tall fescue, Epichloë…”
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Evaluating Native Plant Community Characteristics After Restoration Efforts in Invaded Tallgrass Prairies by Mingione, Jessica E., Coon, Jaime J., Miller, James R.

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Using Adaptive Management to Restore Grasslands Invaded by Tall Fescue (Schedonorus arundinaceus) by Coon, Jaime J., Lyon, Nicholas J., Raynor, Edward J., Debinski, Diane M., Miller, James R., Schacht, Walter H.

“…Invasive grasses reduce habitat quality for multiple taxa and can negatively impact forage quality for livestock. Large-scale experimental studies are needed…”
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An observation of parental infanticide in Dickcissels by Coon, Jaime J, Nelson, Scott B, West, Amy C, Bradley, Iris A, Miller, James R

“…Brood reduction by parents via infanticide is considered rare in passerine birds; however, this behavior may be underreported because of the difficulties…”
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