Six chapters of Dissertation: (1) Historical and taxonomic review of gray wolves in Arizona, (2) Non-invasive genetic sampling to assess abundance of Mexican wolves on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, (3) Genetic analysis of scats to identify prey remains in scats of Mexican wolves and two sympatric carnivores, (4) Cultural significance of ba'cho, ma'cho (wolf) to the western Apache in Arizona, (5) Traditional ecological knowledge, endangered species, and conservation biology: a review, and (6) Historical predator control efforts on gray wolves and other carnivores species in Arizona.
Articles, citations, reports, websites, and multimedia resources focused on rangeland ecology, management, restoration, and other issues on American rangelands.