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• Endangered Species
• Forest Health
• Habitat Conservation
• Environmental Technology
• Wildlife Management

TOP Endangered Species
The Karner blue butterfly and the Pine-oak barrens Ecosystem - Karner blue education modules	Maija E. Benjamins
The Native Orchids of New York State	Cynthia A. Boesse
Evaluating the Effects of a Changing Landscape on Rare Bird Species in the St. Lawrence Plain Region of New York	Daniel L. Wells
TOP Forest Health
The impact of deer on the regeneration layer of disturbed northern hardwood forests in northern New York	Karl Didier
The Effects of deer browsing and salvage operations in ice storm disturbed forests of northern New York State	Katie Johnson*
New York State Forest Health Monitoring Project	Naja Kraus and Ben Rubin
Using Deer Fencing And Herbicides To Ensure Hardwood Regeneration In Northern New York State	Eugene Nichols
Effect of Silvicultural Treatments on Carbon Storage of Northern Hardwood Forests	Byung Bae Park
Lichens of the Northern Hardwood Forest	Heidi G. Triftshauser
Aluminum Mobilization from the Forest Land	Xing Wang
TOP Habitat Conservation
Studying Potential Effects of Hydroelectric Dam Releases and Channel Gradient on Benthic Invertebrates in New York's Salmon River	John L. Hallock Jr.
Atmospheric nitrogen deposition and its influence on small lake-watersheds in the Adirondack Region	Mari Ito
Genetic Variation in American chestnut populations in New York State	Ryan MacFee
Soil biodiversity under different land uses in New York State	Masha Minor
American ginseng, an understory herb with quite a story	Emily H. Mooney*
New York State Fens	Nicole E. Muir-Hotaling
Development of the Crusoe Conservation Center at the Montezuma Wetlands Complex	Maeve Taylor
TOP Environmental Technology
Willow biomass as an energy source	Kim Cameron
Biodegradable Plastics from New York State's Forest Industry Byproducts	Tom Keenan
Protecting New York State's Water Resources using PISCES (Passive In-Situ Concentration Extraction Sampler)	Jocelyn Polito
TOP Wildlife Management
Yellow Perch Abundance and Life History in the Eastern Basin of Lake Ontario in Relation to Recent Increase in Double-Crested Cormorants	John A.D. Burnett
Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in New York State: evaluation of restoration feasibility	Stephen M. Coghlan Jr.
Investigating the Role of White-footed Mice in the Transmission of Lyme Disease on Fire Island, New York	James Fischer
White-tailed Deer Immunocontraception in Irondequoit New York	Dawn Gorham
Assessing the rate of success for localized management of white-tailed deer using roadside observations	Stephanie Hauver
Evaluation of a localized white-tailed deer management technique with the use of capture data	Jason Isabelle
Size and Distance to Water of Trees Felled by Beaver in the Central Adirondacks	Jen Marshall*
The Effects of Weather on Radio Telemetry Accuracy and Signal Strength	Frank Parisio*
White-Tailed Deer: Creating A Metabolic Profile	Blair Page
Using The Adirondack Deer Model: A Guided Learning Experience	Paulette Salmon
Estimating and modeling survival rates of a white-tailed deer population after 7 years of fertility control: combining Lefkovitch's and Siler's methods	Kathy L. Schwager
Estimating Road Mortality of Turtles: A Mathematical Model	David Steen
Assessment of Radio Telemetry Error on Huntington Wildlife Forest, New York	Andy Stout*
Analysis of the Accuracy of Radiotelemetry Station Locations	John A. VanLaningham
* denotes undergraduate