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Wetland
Law and Policy: What You Need To Know (4.0
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by Bryan Windmiller, Ph.D.
The Difficulty of Protecting Vernal
Pool Ecosystems: Perspectives from a Study of Wood Frog and Mole Salamander
Breeding Habitat in Northeastern Massachusetts (a paper presented at the
Second Annual Eastern Conference of Resource Education Institute, Inc.),
42 pages
The
Pond, the Forest, and the City: Spotted Salamander Ecology and Conservation
in a Human-Dominated Landscape
by
Bryan Windmiller, Ph.D.
Dissertation for Ph.D. in Biology,
Tufts University, 1996, 184 pages
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Studying Terrestrial Habitat Utilization by
Ambystoma
Salamanders
with Radiotelemetry and Drift Fence Arrays: A Comparison -
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Spatial and Temporal Patterns of habitat Utilization in a Population of
Spotted Salamanders
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Terrestrial Habitat Availability Limits the Distribution and Abundance
of Spotted Salamanders in a Suburban Landscape
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Upland Habitat Requirements of Wetlands-Dependent Wildlife: Conservation
Dilemnas and Opportunities - Literature
Cited
The
Limitations of Massachusetts Regulatory Protection for Temporary Pool
Breeding Amphibians
by Bryan Windmiller,
Ph.D.
Thesis presented in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for Master of Arts in Urban and Environmental Policy,
Tufts University, 1990, 125 pages
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Habitat Requirements of Wood Frogs and Mole Salamanders
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Legislative Protection for Wood Frog and Mole Salamander Habitat in Massachusetts
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Survey Methodology
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Results
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The Limitations of Vernal Pool Regulations
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Conclusions - Appendix A: Recommendations for Local Vernal Pool Bylaw
Regulations - Appendix B: Methodolgies Employed in Measuring OBS Water
Volume - Appendix C: Notes - Literature
Cited
Evaluation
of Created Freshwater Wetlands in Massachusetts
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by Nancy Jarmin, Ross Dobberteen, Bryan Windmiller, and Paul Lelito
Preliminary results indicate that
aggressive planting strategies and continued monitoring are essential
for more effective wetland creation efforts, from Restoration &
Management Notes, Vol.9, No.1, 1991, 4 pages
Influence
of Abundance of Small-Mammal Burrows and Conspecifics on the Density and
Distribution of Spotted Salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) in Terrestrial
Habitats
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Canadian Journal of Zoology, 81:
pp. 596–605 (2003), 5 pages. Published on the NRC Research Press
Web site at http://cjz.nrc.ca on 30 April 2003.
Terrestrial
Habitat Use and Winter Densities of the Wood Frog (Rana sylvatica)
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by Jonathan V. Regosin, Bryan S. Windmiller, and J. Michael Reed
Journal of Herpetology, Vol.
37, No. 2, pp. 390–394, 2003, 5 pages. Copyright 2003 Society for the
Study of Amphibians and Reptiles.
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