Robert D. Deblinger

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(6), Vector-borne infectious diseases(5), Viral Infections and Vectors(3), Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation(3), Rangeland and Wildlife Management(3)

Publications21 total

A conceptual model of suburban wildlife management: a case study of beaver in Massachusetts
2010· 1 cited
An alternative to climate change for explaining species loss in Thoreau's woods
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2009· 4 citedOpen Access
Wildlife as valuable natural resources vs. intolerable pests: a suburban wildlife management model
Urban Ecosystems·2005· 41 cited
Suburban wildlife: Lessons, challenges, and opportunities
Urban Ecosystems·2005· 28 cited
The Ecological Road‐Effect Zone of a Massachusetts (U.S.A.) Suburban Highway
Conservation Biology·2000· 631 cited
Demographics of voting on the 1996 Massachusetts ballot referendum
Human Dimensions of Wildlife·1999· 21 cited
THE ECOLOGICAL ROAD-EFFECT ZONE FOR TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND MASSACHUSETTS HIGHWAY EXAMPLE
1998· 19 cited
7 Vector Management to Reduce the Risk of Lyme Disease
Rutgers University Press eBooks·1993· 13 cited
Reduced Abundance of Immature Ixodes dammini (Acari: Ixodidae) Following Incremental Removal of Deer
Journal of Medical Entomology·1993· 104 cited
BARRIER BEACH IMPACT MANAGEMENT PLANNING: FINDINGS FROM THREE LOCATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Canadian Water Resources Journal / Revue canadienne des ressources hydriques·1992· 3 citedOpen Access
Shorebird and boater impact management planning
1992· 2 cited
Use of Fencing to Limit Terrestrial Predator Movements into Least Tern Colonies
Colonial Waterbirds·1992· 21 cited
Efficacy of a Permethrin-Based Acaricide to Reduce the Abundance of Ixodes dammini (Acari: Ixodidae)
Journal of Medical Entomology·1991· 68 cited
Birth and Fawn Bed Site Selection by Pronghorns in a Sagebrush-Steppe Community
Journal of Wildlife Management·1991· 36 cited
Preserving coastal biodiversity: The private, nonprofit approach
Coastal Management·1991· 2 cited
Mating behavior of male deer ticksIxodes dammini (Acari: Ixodidae)
Journal of Insect Behavior·1990· 15 cited
Norm activation and the acceptance of behavioral restrictions among over sand vehicle users.
1990· 2 cited
Rapid Emergence of a Focal Epidemic of Lyme Disease in Coastal Massachusetts
New England Journal of Medicine·1989· 143 cited
MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS OF VARIATIONS IN
1989
Body Condition Indices for Starved Pronghorns
Journal of Wildlife Management·1987· 23 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Mark L. Wilson(3), Andrew Spielman(3), David W. Rimmer(3), A. William Alldredge(3), Jerry J. Vaske(3), Maureen P. Donnelly(3), Stephen DeStefano(2), William A. Woytek(2), Richard T. T. Forman(1), Catherine C. Lastavica(1), Victor P. Berardi(1), Lawrence R. DeWeese(1), Lowell C. McEwen(1), Licia A. Settimi(1), Jan S. Peterson(1), Craig A. Miller(1), Jack D. Depperschmidt(1), Stephen C. Torbit(1), Rodney R. Zwick(1), Rtt Forman(1)