Richard L. Knight

The Effects of Dogs on Wildlife Communities (2008)

Benjamin E. Lenth, Richard L. Knight, Mark E. Brennan

Domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) are frequent visitors to protected areas, but little is known about how they affect wildlife communities. We studied the effects of dogs on wildlife communities by...

Landscape Ecology vol. 1 no. 2 pp 115-127 (1996) (2007)

Spb Academic Publishing, James R. Miller, Linda A. Joyce, Richard L. Knight, Rudy M. King

areas on public lands may serve as environmental baselines against which human-caused impacts on landscape structure can be measured. We examined landscape structure across a gradient of road...

Ranchers as a Keystone Species in a West That Works (2007)

Richard L. Knight

Private Ranchlands and Public Land Grazing in the Southern Rocky Mountains (2007)

Colin B. Talbert, Richard L. Knight, John E. Mitchell

Cliff Attributes and Bird Communities in Jefferson County, Colorado (2006)

Liza Graham Rossi, Richard L. Knight

Bird communities associated with differing cliff variables in Jefferson County, Colorado, were sampled using point counts. Species-specific density estimates and community diversity values were...

Stewardship across boundaries (2005)

Richard L. Knight, Peter B. Landres

Wildlife and recreationists :coexistence through management and research (2005)

Richard L. Knight, Kevin J. Gutzwiller

A new century for natural resources management (2005)

Richard L. Knight, Sarah F. Bates

EMP Environmental Codes for Low-Altitude Bursts and Ground Sources. (1998)

Knight,Richard L., Budwine,Robert E., Day,Ralph T.

Progress accomplished toward predicting the electromagnetic pulse produced by a nuclear weapon is reported. This work consists of the following: (1) a real-time finite difference code, using prolate...

Nest defense behavior in altricial birds /--by Richard Lee Knight. (1985)

Knight, Richard L.

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Habitat Use by Nesting and Roosting Bald Eagles In the Pacific Northwest (1982)

Anthony, Robert G, Knight, Richard L, Allen, George T, McClelland, B. Riley, Hodges, John I

The American bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) was designated our national symbol in 1782. Since that time, populations of the species have declined due to a combination of factors including...

Ecology of the Great Basin Canada Goose on the Columbia River in North-Central Washington / (1978)

Knight, Richard L.

Thesis (M.S.)--University of Washington.