Katie Dugger

Assistant Professor and Assistant Unit Leader, USGS
katie.dugger [at] orst.edu

Office: 541-737-2473

Population Dynamics and Avian Ecology. The effect of abiotic factors (climate, flooding, etc.) on avian survival and reproductive rates, and the changes in demographic parameters that may result from long-term climate changes or anthropogenic landscape influences. I am currently working on the population ecology of the Northern Spotted Owl in southern Oregon, Adelie Penguins in Antarctica, and tropical forest birds in Puerto Rico.

At OSU

Affiliated with:

Fisheries and Wildlife

Career Links:

Penguin Project

Katie Dugger Lab

Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

I accept graduate students for the Fisheries and Wildlife Department

Student(s):

Courses Taught:

FW 350* Endangered Species, Society and Sustainability

FW 661 Analysis of Animal Populations

Professional Accomplishments

Education:

PhD - 1997 - Wildlife Ecology, University of Missouri
MS - 1991 - Wildlife Ecology, University of Missouri
BS - 1986 - Fisheries and Wildlife, University of California, Davis

My Publications

2016

Journal Article

Z. P. Wallace, Kennedy, P. L., Squires, J. R., Oakleaf, R. J., Olson, L. E., and Dugger, K. M., “Re-Occupancy of Breeding Territories by Ferruginous Hawks in Wyoming: Relationships to Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors.”, PLoS One, vol. 11, no. 4, p. e0152977, 2016.

2015

Journal Article

Z. Wallace, Kennedy, P. L., Squires, J. R., Oakleaf, R. J., Olson, L. L., and Dugger, K. M., “Territory occupancy of ferruginous hawks is more strongly related to prey abundance and vegetative cover than density of oil and gas infrastructure”, PLoS One (to be submitted 01/2015), 2015.

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