Holly E. Copeland

University of Wyoming — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

18h-index1.3kcitations34works3.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Rangeland and Wildlife Management(15), Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(8), Fire effects on ecosystems(8), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(6), Economic and Environmental Valuation(6)

Publications34 total

Estimating ungulate migration corridors from sparse movement data
Ecosphere·2024· 3 citedOpen Access
U.S. Geological Survey science for the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative—2018 annual report
Antarctica A Keystone in a Changing World·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
Ungulate migrations of the western United States, Volume 1
Scientific investigations report·2020· 24 citedOpen Access
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE. Energy Development and Conservation Tradeoffs: SYSTEMATIC PLANNING FOR GREATER SAGE-GROUSE IN THEIR EASTERN RANGE
2019
CHAPTER TWENTY. Energy Development and Greater Sage-Grouse
2019
Restoring stream ecosystem function with beaver dam analogues: Let's not make the same mistake twice
Hydrological Processes·2018· 35 cited
Functional attributes of ungulate migration: landscape features facilitate movement and access to forage
Ecological Applications·2018· 41 cited
Landscape‐scale habitat assessment for an imperiled avian species
Animal Conservation·2018· 9 citedOpen Access
Reply to Comment on “Terrestrial Scavenging of Marine Mammals: Cross-Ecosystem Contaminant Transfer and Potential Risks to Endangered California Condors (<i>Gymnogyps californianus</i>)”
Environmental Science & Technology·2017
Planning-Support for Mitigation of Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions and Highway Impacts on Migration Routes in Wyoming
2016· 8 cited
Terrestrial Scavenging of Marine Mammals: Cross-Ecosystem Contaminant Transfer and Potential Risks to Endangered California Condors (<i>Gymnogyps californianus</i>)
Environmental Science & Technology·2016· 23 cited
Effects of Lead Exposure, Flock Behavior, and Management Actions on the Survival of California Condors (Gymnogyps californianus)
EcoHealth·2016· 33 cited
Conserving migratory mule deer through the umbrella of sage‐grouse
Ecosphere·2014· 46 citedOpen Access
Predicting Occupancy for Pygmy Rabbits in Wyoming: An Independent Evaluation of Two Species Distribution Models
Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management·2014· 11 citedOpen Access
Modeling the Distribution of Migratory Bird Stopovers to Inform Landscape-Scale Siting of Wind Development
PLoS ONE·2013· 22 citedOpen Access
Measuring the Effectiveness of Conservation: A Novel Framework to Quantify the Benefits of Sage-Grouse Conservation Policy and Easements in Wyoming
PLoS ONE·2013· 57 citedOpen Access
Development by Design: Using a Revisionist History to Guide a Sustainable Future
Elsevier eBooks·2013· 7 cited
Energy Development and Greater Sage-Grouse
2011· 55 cited
Energy Development and Conservation Tradeoffs: Systematic Planning for Greater Sage-Grouse in their Eastern Range
2011· 70 cited
Forecasting Energy Development Scenarios to Aid in Conservation Design
Island Press/Center for Resource Economics eBooks·2011
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Frequent Co-authors

Joseph M. Kiesecker(13), Amy Pocewicz(13), David E. Naugle(10), Kevin E. Doherty(8), Hall Sawyer(5), Matthew J. Kauffman(5), Bruce McKenney(4), Matthew J. Holloran(4), Brett L. Walker(3), Victoria J. Bakker(3), Joseph Brandt(3), Joe Burnett(3), Myra E. Finkelstein(3), Doug Keinath(2), Jeffrey S. Evans(2), Kevin L. Monteith(2), Corinna Riginos(2), J. van den Berg(2), Scott Bergen(2), Eric K. Cole(2)