Tag Archives: Wildlife Research

NMSUnews: Occupancy Modeling for Amphibians at Yellowstone

By Frank Torres | Published June 27, 2016

NMSUnews Published by NMSUnews on Jun 24, 2016. NMSU statistics professor helps study amphibian populations at Yellowstone June 27, 2016 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center Responsible management of wildlife habitats and resources starts with a good understanding of the…
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Posted in News | Tagged Applied Statistics, Bill Gould, Biology, Bozeman MT, Costa Rica, Ecological Society of America, Ecology, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Environment, Eye on Research, Faculty-Led International Programs, FLiP, Geological Survey, Grand Teton National Park, International Business, Jim Hoffman, Mentoring, National Parks, Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative, Occupancy Modeling, Research, Statistics, Students, Tim Wright, Wildlife Management, Wildlife Research, Yellowstone National Park | Comments Off

NMSU researchers estimate density, abundance of black bears in New Mexico

By cobadmin | Published May 14, 2014

May 13, 2014 by Jocelyn N. Apodaca, NMSU News Center Using noninvasive genetic sampling, researchers from the Department of Biology and the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology at New Mexico State University are leading the way in estimating…
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Posted in News | Tagged Agriculture, Applied Statistics, Bears, Bill Gould, Biology, Careers, Climate Change, Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research, Department of Fish Wildife and Conservation Ecology, DNA, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, FWCE, Gary Roemer, Genetics, Graduate Programs, Graduate Students, James Cain, Matt Gould, New Mexico, Research, Sacramento Mountains, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Southwest, Statistics, Sustainability, Wildlife Diagnostics, Wildlife Research | Comments Off

NMSUnews: NMSU Ph.D. student aids in black bear research

By cobadmin | Published May 12, 2014

NMSUnews Published on May 9, 2014 This video is about black bear research throughout New Mexico. COB Editor’s Note: Matt Gould (Biology Ph.D. Research Assistant) discusses his black bear research — estimating the density and abundance of black bears in…
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Posted in News | Tagged Abundance Estimation Methods, Applied Statistics, Bears, Bill Gould, Biology, Capture-Recapture Methods, Charlotte Gard, David Daniel, Dawn VanLeeuwen, DNA, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Encyclopedia of Environmetrics, Faculty, Genetics, Graduate Students, Matt Gould, NM Department of Game and Fish, Research, Robert Steiner, Shannon Knapp, Statistics, Technology, Wildlife Diagnostics, Wildlife Research | Comments Off

NMSUnews: NMSU professor Bill Gould helps Costa Rican researchers improve methods

By cobadmin | Published September 6, 2013

NMSUnews Published on Sep 5, 2013 New Mexico State University applied statistics professor William Gould recently traveled to one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful and diverse areas to help local researchers improve their own studies by evaluating their survey methods…
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