W. Matthew Vander Haegen

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1988

Active since

Affiliations

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife(Current)

University of Washington

University of Massachusetts Amherst

US Forest Service

High Desert Museum

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

Top concepts

Conservation BiologyEngineeringEvolutionary BiologySocial SciencesGeographySpatial EcologyAnimal BehaviorForestryMammalogyEntomology

Publications per year

1988–2013

Publications

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 et al. · Ornithological Applications · 2003 · 347 citations · Full text

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 et al. · Ornithological Applications · 2003 · 239 citations

Biodiversity, Engineering, Artemisia Spp +11

The Early Development of Forest Fragmentation Effects on Birds

John M. Hagan, W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Peter S. McKinley · Conservation Biology · 1996 · 219 citations

Higher Densities, Engineering, Theoretical Ecology +12

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 · 2006 · 160 citations · Full text

Reliability, Oregon White Oak, Engineering +15

Predation on Artificial Nests in Forested Riparian Buffer Strips

W. Matthew Vander Haegen, Richard M. DeGraaf · Journal of Wildlife Management · 1996 · 97 citations

Buffer Strips, Wildlife Ecology, Predator-prey Interaction +8

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