l. scott mills - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation - University of Florida

Cheng, E., L.S. Mills, and K.E. Hodges. August 2009. Spatial synchrony in snowshoe hares:
patterns, processes, and who cares? Society for Conservation Biology (Beijing, China)
Harris, N. C., M. Kauffman, and L. S. Mills. Ungulate population demography and dynamics from
age ratios. The Wildlife Society, Tucson, AZ, Sept. 07.2007.
Scott, J. M., L S. Mills, O. Garton, M. Kauffman, C. Hartway, J. Horne, K. Strickler. A risk
assessment framework for defining scientifically defensible recovery goals for listed species.
SERDP/ESTCP annual in-progress review, Arlington, VA. Jan. 2007.
Cheng, E., L.S. Mills and K.E. Hodges. 2008. A comparison of non-invasive genetic and traditional
approaches to estimating animal abundance. Northwest Section of The Wildlife Society Annual
Meeting. Spokane, WA.
Cheng, E., L.S. Mills and K.E. Hodges. 2008. A comparison of non-invasive genetic and traditional
approaches to estimating animal abundance. Montana Chapter of The Wildlife Society Annual
Meeting. Missoula, MT.
Griffin, S.C., R. Hoffman, M.L. Taper, L.S. Mills. February 2007. What can we learn about the
Olympic marmot from habitat surveys? Northwest Scientific Association and Northwest Society
for Vertebrate Biologists Joint Meetings. Victoria, BC.
Bryant, A.A., S.C. Griffin, M.L. Taper, L.S. Mills. September 2006. Seasonal mortality patterns in
Vancouver Island marmots and Olympic marmots. The Wildlife Society Meetings. Anchorage,
AK.
Griffin, S.C., J. Witczuk, M.L. Taper, L.S. Mills. June 2006. Non-native predators implicated in
declines of Olympic marmots (Marmota olympus). American Society of Mammalogists
Meetings. Amherst, MA.
Cheng, E., K. Hodges, and L. S. Mills. Evaluating the prey base for lynx: snowshoe hare abundance,
habitat use, and population dynamics in Glacier National Park. Montana Chapter of The Wildlife
Society Annual Meeting,.Helena, MT. February 2006.
Griffin, S.C., T. Valois, L.S. Mills, M.L. Taper. June 2005. The impact of tourism on Olympic
marmot behavior and demography. American Society of Mammalogists Meetings. Springfield,
MO.
Griffin, S.C., L.S. Mills, M.L. Taper. March 2004. The decline of the Olympic marmot: evaluating
the spatial extent and causes. Northwest Scientific Association Meetings. Ellensburg, WA.
Walker, C., L.S. Mills, K.E. Hodges, G. Koehler. Effects of spatial patterning of habitat types on
snowshoe hare abundance in the Okanogan National Forest. Northwest Scientific Association,
77 th Annual Meeting, Ellensburg, WA, March 2004.
Walker, C., L.S. Mills, K.E. Hodges, G. Koehler, K. Aubry. Examining snowshoe hare abundance
relative to landscape-level factors. Northwest Forest Carnivore Meetings, Spokane, WA, April
2004.
Woolf, J. C., L. S. Mills, and D. Christian. Effects of ponderosa pine forest restoration on foraging
patterns of bark-gleaning birds. The Wildlife Society, Sept. 2003.
Griffin, S., L. S. Mills, M. L. Taper. Initial evaluation of the current population status of the
Olympic marmot. Northwest Science Meeting, Forks, WA, March 2003.
Tallmon, D. A., L. S. Mills, and F. W. Allendorf. “Genetic and demographic tools show how
habitat fragmentation changes the population and community ecology of two small mammals.”
Ecology of Insular Biotas Conference, Wellington, New Zealand. February 12-16, 2001.
Tallmon, D. A., and L. S. Mills. “Of mice and men and trillium.” Presented at American Society of
Mammalogists Conference. June 16-20, 2001. Missoula, MT.
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