Publications
- Ford, A.T., A. P. Clevenger, M.P. Huijser, A. Dibb 2011. Planning and prioritization strategies for phased highway mitigation using wildlife-vehicle collision data. Wildlife Biology 17: 1-13
- Clevenger, A.P. and A.T. Ford 2010. Terrestrial Mitigation – Crossing structures, fencing and other highway design considerations. Safe Passages: Highways, Wildlife and Habitat Connectivity Ch. 2 [ Link ]
- Ford, A.T., A.P. Clevenger 2010. Validity of the prey-trap hypothesis for carnivore-ungulate interactions at wildlife-crossing structures. Conservation Biology 24 (6): 1679-1685
- Ford, A.T., A.P. Clevenger and K. Rettie 2010. Banff Wildlife Crossings Project, Trans-Canada Highway, Alberta – A public-private partnership. Safe Passages: Highways, Wildlife and Habitat Connectivity Ch. 7 [ Link ]
- Bouchard, J., A.T. Ford, F.E. Eigenbrod, L. Fahrig 2009. Behavioral Responses of Northern Leopard Frogs (Rana pipiens) to Roads and Traffic: Implications for Population Persistence. Ecology and Society 14 (2): 23 [ Link ]
Adam T. Ford
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Web page: Goheen Lab
Research area: Ecology
Supervisor: J. Goheen
History: M.Sc., Department of Biology, Carleton University, Ottawa ON
B.Sc. Honours, Department of Geography, University of Victoria, Victoria BC
I'm working on an animal movement study involving territorial herbivores ranging in body size from 80g mice to 50kg impala, with field work taking place in Laikipia, Kenya.
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