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Achievements

Find out what our students, faculty, and staff are being recognized for.

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Student

Clare O'Connell

Biological Sciences

Received a grant from Friends of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

Student Club

Mary Carlquist, Devon Michels, Anna Davis, and Issac Henderson

Wildlife

The HSU Wildlife Conclave team placed second in the The Wildlife Society's Northeast Student Conclave Wildlife Quiz Bowl, in Portland, ME, in a close final with SUNY-ESF.

https://sites.google.com/maine.edu/twsnortheaststudentconclave/home

Student

Cara Appel (former grad student), Pairsa Belamaric (current grad student) and Tim Bean

Wildlife

Published paper in Journal of Mammalogy "Seasonal resource acquisition strategies of a facultative specialist herbivore at the edge of its range"

Student

Stella Yuan

Biological Sciences

Received grant from American Society of Mammalogist Grant-in-Aid of Research Grant

Student

Caroline Martorano, Jeffrey Kane

Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management

Presented a paper entitled "Long-term effectiveness of fuel reduction treatments in oak and chaparral stands of northern California" at the 90th annual conference of the Northwest Scientific Association in Lewisonton, ID.

Faculty

Jeffrey Kane

Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management

Presented a paper entitled "Effectiveness and impacts of girdling treatments in a conifer-encroached Oregon white oak woodland" at the 90th annual conference of the Northwest Scientific Association in Lewisonton, ID.

Faculty

Mihai Tomescu (with A. Elgorriaga, I.H. Escapa, G.W. Rothwell, N.R. Cuneo)

Biological Sciences

Published paper "Origin of Equisetum: Evolution of horsetails (Equisetales) within the major euphyllophyte clade Sphenopsida"

Student

Ivy Widick (former grad student) and Tim Bean (advisor)

Wildlife

Published paper in Diversity and Distributions: "Evaluating current and future range limits of an endangered keystone rodent (Dipodomys ingens)"

Student

Steffen Peterson with co-authors Daniel Barton, Jared Duquette, and Micaela Gunther

Wildlife

Wildlife Graduate student Steffen Peterson presented a paper "Using spatially explicit capture-recapture techniques to determine black bear (Ursus americanus) density and space-use in an arid mountain ecosystem" at The Western Section of the Wildlife Society Annual Meeting in Yosemite, CA.

Student

Jade Morning Sky Little, Daniel Barton, Shannon Brinkman, Claire Nasr

Wildlife

Presented paper "Pelagic cormorant nesting success and oceanic conditions in northern California" at The Western Section of the Wildlife Society Annual Meeting in Yosemite, CA