Education:
- 1977\81 Texas Tech University. Ph.D. in Range Management. Dissertation:
Influence of Vegetation Manipulation Practices on a Depleted Deep
Hardland Range Site.
- 1975\77 Colorado State University. M.S. in Range Science. Thesis:
Effects of Sodium Chloride on Carbon Dioxide Exchange Rates of
Pinus ponderosa.
- 1973\75 Texas A & M University. B.S. in Range Science. Graduated
Magna Cum Laude.
- 1970\73 Tarrant County Junior College, Fort Worth, Texas.
- 1991/present Professor*, Range Resource Management, School
of Forestry, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT.
- 1986\91 Associate Professor*, Range Resource Management, School
of Forestry, The University of Montana.
- 1982\86 Assistant Professor*, Range Resource Management, School
of Forestry, The University of Montana. Duties have included teaching,
research, and extension. Classes taught: Range Inventory and Analysis,
Range Livestock Production, Range Forage Plants, Range Planning,
Biometrics and Regional Range Management.
- 1977\81 Research Associate, Department of Range and Wildlife
Management, Texas Tech University, Lubbock. My duties included
research on my Ph.D. project and I was responsible for data collection,
supervising research assistants for other research projects.
Recent Research Interests:
Rangeland Resource Management
Restoration Ecology
Wildlife Habitat Improvement
Range Watershed Management
Agro-Forestry
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