Noteworthy Collections: Washington, Giblin D.E., Zika P.F., and Dunwiddie P.W., Madroño, Volume 72, Issue 2 (2025)

Decision analysis rooted in Indigenous and Western scientific knowledge identifies cost-effective strategies for managing hyperabundant deer to restore keystone places, McComb S., Beckett K., Akerman J., Arcese P., Bedford D., Dunwiddie P., and others and 13, People and Nature (2025)

Osmoregulation in aquatic insects: A review, Cochran Jamie, Donini Andrew, and Buchwalter David (2024)

Using beached bird data to assess seabird oiling susceptibility, Parrish Julia K., Jones Timothy, and Waugh Jazzmine K., Marine Pollution Bulletin, 03/2022, Volume 176 (2022)

On the relevance of regional collections: a perspective from a recent mammal collection in the heart of the Atlantic Forest hotspot in Brazil, Guerra Edú, Bissoli-Silva Heitor, Lemes Thamila, Silveira Mattheus, Nascimento Monique do, Leite Yuri, and Costa Leonora, Brazilian Journal of Mammalogy (2021)

Stewardship of global collective behavior, others, Bergstrom Carl T, Jacquet Jennifer, Bak-Coleman Joseph B, Alfano Mark, Barfuss Wolfram, Centeno Miguel A, Couzin Iain D, Donges Jonathan F, Galesic Mirta, and Gersick Andrew S, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 118 (2021)

Climate change impacts on natural icons: do phenological shifts threaten the relationship between peak wildflowers and visitor satisfaction?, Theobald Elli J, Lambers Janneke Hille Ris, Cannistra Anthony F, John Aji, Lia Emmi, Manzanedo Rubén D, Sethi Meera, Sevigny Jordana, and Waugh Jazzmine K, Climate Change Ecology, p.100008 (2021)

Prairies, Savannas, and Oak Woodlands of the Pacific Northwest, Dunwiddie P.W. and Alverson E.R., Encyclopedia of the World's Biomes, Volume 3, p.489-504, Elsevier (2020)

Methods for tracking sagebrush‐steppe community trajectories and quantifying resilience in relation to disturbance and restoration, Dunwiddie P.W., Bakker J.D., Wainwright C.E., Davies G.M., Dettweiler-Robinson E., and Wilderman D., Restoration Ecology (2019)

Resilience of Oregon white oak to reintroduction of fire, Dunwiddie P.W., Nemens D.G, and Varner J.M., Fire Ecology, Volume 15 (2019)

Taxonomy based on science is necessary for global conservation. (2018)

Staged-scale restoration: Refining adaptive management to improve restoration effectiveness, Dunwiddie P.W., Bakker J.D., and Delvin E., Journal of Applied Ecology, Volume 55 (2018)

Non-volant mammals of the Mestre Álvaro Environmental Protection Area, state of Espírito Santo, southeastern Brazil, Guerra Edú and Leite Yuri, Check List (2017)

Prescribed fire in grassland butterfly habitat: targeting weather and fuel conditions to reduce soil temperatures and burn severity, Dunwiddie P.W., Bakker J.D., and Hill K.C., Fire Ecology, Volume 13 (2017)

Restoration of temperate savannas and woodlands, Dunwiddie P.W., Hanberry B.B., Kabrick J.M., Hartel T., Jain T.B., and Knapp B.O., Routledge Handbook of Ecological and Environmental Restoration, p.142-157, London, Routledge (2017)

Climate drives phenological reassembly of a mountain wildflower meadow community, Theobald Elli J., Breckheimer Ian, and HilleRisLambers Janneke, Ecology, Jan-11-2017, Volume 98, Issue 11, p.2799 - 2812 (2017)