Michael P. Guilfoyle, PhD

Education

• B.S., Wildlife Biology, Auburn University, AL, 1988
• M.S., Wildlife Management, Frostburg State University, MD, 1992
• Ph.D., Biology, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, 2004

Research Interests

• Avian Ecology and Management
• Wildlife Management and Research
• Threatened and Endangered Species Management
• Establishment and Analysis of Avian Monitoring Programs
• Statistical Analysis of Population Data
• Landscape Ecology and Use of GIS\Remote Sensing to Avian Management

Research Projects

• Avian community composition and distribution for assessment of riparian ecosystems using an Index of Biological Integrity in the San Jacinto and Santa Margarita Watersheds (Los Angeles District reimbursable project)
• Threatened and endangered species survey for wildlife and plants (Fort Knox reimbursable project)
• Interior Least Tern research and monitoring workshop, NE (DOER project)
• Seasonal avian inventories and BASH risk assessment at Grand Forks Air Force Base, ND (GFAFB reimbursable project)
• Spring migration and summer breeding bird surveys on Habitat Management Units (HMUs) along the Snake River, WA (Walla Walla District reimbursable project)
• Avian inventory and monitoring workshop, VT (New England District reimbursable project)
• Seasonal avian inventories at Fort Belvoir, VA (Fort Belvoir reimbursable project)
• Seasonal avian inventories at Camp Robinson, and Little Rock Air Force Base, AR (DoD installation reimbursable projects)
• Spring migration and summer breeding bird surveys at Fort Eustis and Fort Story, and Fort Bragg, NC (Conservation Assistance Program [CAP])
• Life histories of sensitive bird species and the potential impact of Corps activities on sensitive bird species (EMRRP Stewardship work unit)
• Ecological importance of "Waters of the United States" and associated wetlands to wildlife, NM (White Sands Missile Range reimbursable project)
• Heron Management Plan and Natural Resource Inventory for the Navy Metro Area, San Diego, CA
• Small mammal research on Corps of Engineers Habitat Management Units along the Snake and Columbia Rivers, WA: Basic species inventory and effects of expanding Russian olive on small mammal communities.

Professional Memberships

• The Wildlife Society
• American Ornithologist's Union
• Cooper Ornithological Society
• Wilson Ornithological Society
• Association of Field Ornithologists

Publications

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