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Robert TimmProfessor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of KansasVerifierad e-postadress på ku.edu
Jeremy T. BruskotterProfessor, School of Environment & Natural Resources, The Ohio State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på osu.edu
Tara TeelProfessor, Colorado State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på colostate.edu
M. R. ConoverProfessor of Wildlife Science, Utah State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på usu.edu
Richard S. KrannichUtah State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på usu.edu
Mark BrunsonUtah State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på usu.edu
Roger A BaldwinWildlife Specialist, University of California-DavisVerifierad e-postadress på ucdavis.edu
Thomas DeLibertoUnited States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspeciton Service, WildlifeVerifierad e-postadress på usda.gov
Kristina SlagleResearcher, School of Environment and Natural Resources, Ohio State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på osu.edu
William F. AndeltProfessor of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology, Colorado State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på colostate.edu
Michael hollandHonorary Professor of Veterinary Science, University of QueenslandVerifierad e-postadress på uq.edu.au
Eric GeseUSDA/National Wildlife Research CenterVerifierad e-postadress på usu.edu
Greg YarrowProfessor, Clemson UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på g.clemson.edu
Andreas S. ChavezAssistant Professor: Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology: The Ohio State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på osu.edu
Stephen M. VantasselKing's Evangelical Divinity SchoolVerifierad e-postadress på kingsdivinity.org
Ben C. WestUniversity of TennesseeVerifierad e-postadress på tennessee.edu
Roslynn Brain McCannProfessor, Sustainable Communities Extension Specialist, Utah State UniversityVerifierad e-postadress på usu.edu

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Robert Schmidt

Associate Professor, Emeritus, Utah State University

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wildlife management wildlife policy human dimensions


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Public attitudes toward wildlife damage management and policy DK Reiter, MW Brunson, RH Schmidt Wildlife society bulletin, 746-758, 1999	268	1999
2000 Report of the AVMA Panel on Euthanasia AVMA Panel on Euthanasia. American Veterinary Medical Association J Am Vet Med Assoc. 218, 669-696, 2001	175	2001
Social and cognitive correlates of Utah residents' acceptance of the lethal control of wolves JT Bruskotter, JJ Vaske, RH Schmidt Human dimensions of wildlife 14 (2), 119-132, 2009	165	2009
Compensation programs for wildlife damage in North America KK Wagner, RH Schmidt, MR Conover Wildlife Society Bulletin, 312-319, 1997	157	1997
Utah stakeholders' attitudes toward selected cougar and black bear management practices TL Teel, RS Krannich, RH Schmidt Wildlife Society Bulletin, 2-15, 2002	139	2002
Are attitudes toward wolves changing? A case study in Utah JT Bruskotter, RH Schmidt, TL Teel Biological conservation 139 (1-2), 211-218, 2007	138	2007
Perceived damage and areas of needed research for wildlife pests of California agriculture RA Baldwin, TP Salmon, RH Schmidt, RM Timm Integrative zoology 9 (3), 265-279, 2014	85	2014
Dietary overlap of an alien and native carnivore on San Clemente Island, California RB Phillips, CS Winchell, RH Schmidt Journal of Mammalogy 88 (1), 173-180, 2007	82	2007
Attitudes toward predator control in the United States: 1995 and 2014 K Slagle, JT Bruskotter, AS Singh, RH Schmidt Journal of Mammalogy 98 (1), 7-16, 2017	77	2017
Trapping furbearers: an overview of the biological and social issues surrounding a public policy controversy WF Andelt, RL Phillips, RH Schmidt, RB Gill Wildlife Society Bulletin, 53-64, 1999	63	1999
Drowning is not euthanasia JW Ludders, RH Schmidt, FJ Dein, PN Klein Wildlife Society Bulletin, 666-670, 1999	55	1999
Fertility control in coyotes: is it a potential management tool? TJ DeLiberto, EM Gese, FF Knowlton, JR Mason, MR Conover, LA Miller, ... Proceedings of the Vertebrate Pest Conference 18 (18), 1998	48	1998
Gender effects on views of wildlife professionals about wildlife management WA Sanborn, RH Schmidt Wildlife Society Bulletin, 583-587, 1995	47	1995
Why do we debate animal rights? RH Schmidt Wildlife Society Bulletin (1973-2006) 18 (4), 459-461, 1990	46	1990
Are gray wolves endangered in the northern Rocky Mountains? A role for social science in listing determinations JT Bruskotter, E Toman, SA Enzler, RH Schmidt BioScience 60 (11), 941-948, 2010	45	2010
Animal welfare and wildlife management RH Schmidt	42	1989
Bad dogs: why do coyotes and other canids become unruly? RH Schmidt, RM Timm Wildlife Damage Management Conferences--Proceedings, 71, 2007	39	2007
A professional attitude toward humaneness RH Schmidt, JG Bruner Wildlife Society Bulletin (1973-2006) 9 (4), 289-291, 1981	39	1981
A worksheet for authorship of scientific articles RH Schmidt Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 68 (1), 8-10, 1987	36	1987
Wildlife pests of California agriculture: regional variability and subsequent impacts on management RA Baldwin, TP Salmon, RH Schmidt, RM Timm Crop Protection 46, 29-37, 2013	35	2013

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