Theses and Dissertations--Forestry and Natural Resources was known as Theses and Dissertations--Forestry before 2017.
Theses from 2011
EFFECTS OF MIDSTORY REMOVAL ON BLACK OAK (QUERCUS VELUTINA) AND WHITE OAK (QUERCUS ALBA) REGENERATION, David Lee Parrott
Theses from 2010
TWO YEAR RESPONSE OF A WOODY BIOFUEL PLANTATION TO INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT ON A RECLAIMED SURFACE MINE IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Joshua Scott Brinks
GENETIC DIVERSITY, STRUCTURE, AND RECOLONIZATION PATTERNS OF KENTUCKY BLACK BEARS, John Tyler Hast
EXOTIC INVASIVE PLANTS IN KENTUCKY, Yu Liang
Theses from 2009
MATERNAL ANTIBODY TRANSFER AND MENINGEAL WORM INFECTION RATES IN KENTUCKY ELK, Willie Elwood Bowling
THE EFFECTS OF ROADS ON SPACE USE AND MOVEMENTS OF BLACK BEARS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Rebekah A. Jensen
FLORIDA PANTHER AND BLACK BEAR: A ROAD AND URBAN AVOIDANCE/UTILIZATION ANALYSIS AND IMPACTS OF LAND USE AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON LARGE CARNIVORE HABITAT IN FLORIDA, Andrew James Whittle
Theses from 2008
USING FORWARD-LOOKING INFRARED RADIOGRAPHY TO ESTIMATE ELK DENSITY AND DISTRIBUTION IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Lauren M. Dahl
HOME RANGE, HABITAT USE, AND FOOD HABITS OF THE BLACK BEAR IN SOUTH-CENTRAL FLORIDA, Wade Allen Ulrey
Theses from 2007
COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF THE GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER AND BLUE-WINGED WARBLER ON RECLAIMED MINES IN SOUTHEASTERN KENTUCKY, Laura L. Patton
Theses from 2006
BASE CATION CONCNETRATION AND CONTENT IN LITTERFALL AND WOODY DEBRIS ACROSS A NORTHERN HARDWOOD FOREST CHRONOSEQUENCE, Marty Acker
HABITAT SELECTION OF THE CERULEAN WARBLER IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Patricia J. Hartman
Theses from 2005
EFFECTS OF A RESTORED ELK POPULATION ON SOILS, VEGETATION, AND WATER QUALITY IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Julia M. Ter Beest
Theses from 2004
CHALLENGES IN ESTIMATING SIZE AND CONSERVATION OF BLACK BEAR IN WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA, Joshua Hager Brown
Theses from 2003
ELK CALF SURVIVAL, MORTALITY, AND NEONATAL HABITAT USE IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, Nathan W. Seward
Theses from 2001
IMPLEMENTATION COSTS OF KENTUCKY'S EROSION CONTROL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SKID TRAILS, Bennett Scott Shouse
