JOHN P. HAYES

Vita

Documentation of Accomplishments

Scientific publications

Non-technical and popular publications

Manuscripts submitted or in preparation

Presentations at scientific meetings

Research Support Received

Current research activities are largely supported by the Adaptive COPE Program.

Budget Management

1993 to present. Responsible for managing an annual budget of approximately $500,000 for the Adaptive Coastal Oregon Productivity Enhancement Program, an integrative forestry research and technology transfer program.

Research and Scholarly Work

Bat populations in riparian areas of the Oregon Coast Range.

The influence of commercial thinning on wildlife populations and habitat.

Habitat relationships of arboreal rodents in the Oregon Coast Range.

Capture techniques for white-footed voles.

Impacts of hybridization on the genetics of brook trout in the Southern Appalachians.

Natural history of bats of the Galapagos.

Biogeographic, systematic, and conservation implications of geographic variation of woodrats in the eastern United States.

Forestry-related aspects of the ecology of the western red-backed vole.

Teaching Experience

Graduate Student Supervision

Technology Transfer Activities

Membership in Scientific Societies

Editorial Experience

Last Updated December 4, 1997

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