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Dr.
John
Carroll
Faculty
Professor
Wildlife Ecology and Management
Research Interests
Ecology and management of gamebirds, impact of agricultural practices on wildlife, conservation of endangered Galliformes, and international issues in wildlife conservationArea of Specialization: Wildlife Ecology and Management - Ecology of Galliformes - Agriculture and Wildlife Management - International Wildlife Issues |
Background
Education:Doctor of Philosophy, University of North Dakota, 1989. Master of Science, Eastern Kentucky University, 1982. Thesis: Bachelor of Science, University of Massachusetts, 1979. Professional Experience: Professor, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. 2006-Present Visiting Professor, Department of Wildlife, University of Frieburg, Frieburg, Germany. 2004 Associate Professor, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. 2000-2006 Assistant Professor, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. 1998-2000 Head of the Lowland Gamebird Research Unit, The Game Conservancy Trust, Fordingbridge, England. 1995-1998 Associate Professor, California University of Pennsylvania, California, PA 1995 Assistant Professor, California University of Pennsylvania, California, PA. 1990-1995
Courses
FANR 2200: International Conservation,
(Fall Yearly)
WILD 5200: Wildlife Conservation in South Africa, WILD 5200-7200, International Issues in Conservation is a 6 credit course targeted at upper division science students. Although it is administered through the University of Georgia, students from all universities are welcome (UGA charges all students in-state fees even if they are from different universities and different states). This course requires students to live in a bush camp for 28 days in northeastern South Africa. Each day will require extensive hiking and 4x4 travel in the bush along with classroom activities. Students have one day off to travel to a local site during the program. There is an expectation that the students have had courses in biology, basic ecology, plant identification and others. http://gamebird.forestry.uga.edu/africa
(Summer Yearly, Study Abroad)
Research
Present Research Projects
-Cotton farming impacts on songbirds and quail-Impact of landscape scale habitat management for bobwhite quail on quail and songbirds -Impact of predator control on bobwhite quail and predator community -Ecology of rat snakes in southern pine ecosystems -Songbird use of longleaf pine CPA fields -Pheasant ecology in Lower Austria -Population genetics of the northern bobwhite quail -Ecology of the wild turkey in pine savannah ecosystems -Parasite Ecology of the helmeted guineafowl -Sustainable harvest and management of grassland tinamous in Argentina
Publications
Terhune, T; Sisson, D; Stribling, H; and Carroll, J. 2006. Home range, movement, and site fidelity of translocated northern bobwhite in southwestern Georgia, U.S.A. European Journal of Wildlife Research 52:119-124.
Butler, D; Sage, R; Draycott, R; Carroll, J; and Potts, G. 2005. Lead exposure in ring-necked pheasants in Great Britain. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:583-589.
Draycott, R; Woodburn, M; Carroll, J; and Sage, R. 2005. Effects of spring feeding on breeding success of ring-necked pheasants in Great Britain. Wildlife Biology 11:85-90.
Hamrick, R; Pirgalioglu, T; Gunduz, S; and Carroll, J. 2005. Donkey Equus asinus populations on the Karpaz Peninsula, Cyprus. European Journal of Wildlife Research 51:108-116.
Faircloth, B; Reid, A; Valentine, T; Eo, S; Terhune, T; Glenn, T; Palmer, W; Nairn, C; and Carroll, J. 2005. Tetratnucleotide, trinucleotide, and dinucleotide loci from the bobcat (Lynx rufus). Molecular Ecology Notes 5:387-389.
Miscellaneous Info
Present ResearchCotton farming impacts on songbirds and quail Impact of landscape scale habitat management for bobwhite quail on quail and songbirds Impact of predator control on bobwhite quail and predator community Ecology of rat snakes in southern pine ecosystems Songbird use of longleaf pine CPA fields Pheasant ecology in Lower Austria Population genetics of the northern bobwhite quail Ecology of the wild turkey in pine savannah ecosystems Parasite Ecology of the helmeted guineafowl Sustainable harvest and management of grassland tinamous in Argentina |
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