Dr. Joshua Millspaugh

Professor and Camp Fire Conservation Fund Chair of Wildlife Conservation - Department of Environmental Biology - State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry Professor and Director of Boone and Crockett Program in Wildlife Conservation - Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences - University of Montana

Postdoctoral Studies in Quantitative Ecology - School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences - University of Washington - Seattle, Washington - 1999 Ph.D., Wildlife Ecology - College of Forest Resources - University of Washington - Seattle, Washington - 1999 M.S., Wildlife Science - Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences - South Dakota State University - Brookings, South Dakota - 1995 B.S., Environmental and Forest Biology - State University of New York - College of Environmental Science and Forestry - Syracuse, New York - 1991

The goal of my research is to advance science and our understanding of natural systems while impacting management and policy. Much of my current research and interest focuses on ecology and demographics of harvested wildlife populations of a broad range of taxa with a particular emphasis on large mammals. My research focus has led to numerous opportunities to serve on science review teams, discuss relevant policies with decision-makers and elected officials, and address controversial and challenging conservation issues of national and international importance. My research program is inclusive with many partners. I promote and encourage collaborative approaches to problem solving and firmly believe in the value of shared success.