W. Matthew Vander Haegen

Author

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Also Known As

Haegen, W Matthew Vander, W. MATTHEW VANDER HAEGEN, W. Matthew Vander Haegen, W.Matthew Vander Haegen, William Matthew Vander Haegen

Publications

1.6K

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All Affiliations

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife University of Washington University of Massachusetts Amherst US Forest Service High Desert Museum

About

W. Matthew Vander Haegen is an author at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife specializing in conservation biology, engineering, and evolutionary biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	9	9	804
2	Social Sciences	6	6	326
3	Natural Sciences	2	2	29
4	Health Sciences	1	1	14
5	Medicine	1	1	14

W. Matthew Vander Haegen

Publications

1.6K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
TEETERING ON THE EDGE OR TOO LATE? CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH ISSUES FOR AVIFAUNA OF SAGEBRUSH HABITATS Steven T. Knick, David S. Dobkin, John T. Rotenberry, Ornithological Applications	2003	347
Teetering on the Edge or too Late? Conservation and Research Issues for Avifauna of Sagebrush Habitats Steven T. Knick, David S. Dobkin, John T. Rotenberry, Ornithological Applications BiodiversityEngineeringArtemisia SppWildlife EcologyHabitat Loss	2003	239
The Early Development of Forest Fragmentation Effects on Birds John M. Hagan, W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Peter S. McKinley Conservation Biology Higher DensitiesEngineeringTheoretical EcologyHabitat LossEvolutionary Biology	1996	219
The Reliability of Citizen Science: A Case Study of Oregon White Oak Stand Surveys Aaron W. E. Galloway, Margaret T. Tudor, W. Matthew Vander Haegen Wildlife Society Bulletin ReliabilityOregon White OakEngineeringForest ConservationForestry	2006	160
Predation on Artificial Nests in Forested Riparian Buffer Strips W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Richard M. DeGraaf Journal of Wildlife Management Buffer StripsWildlife EcologyPredator-prey InteractionEntomologyEvolutionary Biology	1996	97
Shrubsteppe Bird Response to Habitat and Landscape Variables in Eastern Washington, U.S.A. W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Frederick C. Dobler, D. John Pierce Conservation Biology EngineeringLand UseShrubsteppe ConversionShrubsteppe Bird ResponseHabitat Management	2000	79
Factors Affecting Productivity in a Northern Wild Turkey Population W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Wendell E. Dodge, Mark W. Sayre Journal of Wildlife Management ProductivityWildlife ManagementAnimal ManagementWildlife Ecology	1988	77
PREDATION ON REAL AND ARTIFICIAL NESTS IN SHRUBSTEPPE LANDSCAPES FRAGMENTED BY AGRICULTURE W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Michael A. Schroeder, Richard M. DeGraaf Ornithological Applications	2002	62
FRAGMENTION BY AGRICULTURE INFLUENCES REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BIRDS IN A SHRUBSTEPPE LANDSCAPE W. Matthew Vander Haegen Ecological Applications	2007	41
Predation rates on artificial nests in an industrial forest landscape W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Richard M. DeGraaf Forest Ecology and Management Predation RatesWildlife EcologyPredator-prey InteractionEntomologyForestry	1996	39

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