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Falk Huettmann
Research Interests:
Wildlife Ecology, Seabirds, Predictive GIS Modeling, Web-based Wildlife Databases and Metadata, Spatial Aspects of Population Viability Analysis (PVA), Future Landscape Scenarios of Wildlife Habitat, Landscape Ecology, Russian Far East, Tropical Ecology, Conservation Steady State Economy.
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Falk Huettmann
Falk
Huettmann
Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology
(Research Ambassador for the German Exchange Service DAAD)
Office:
419 Irving 1
907-474-7882
907 474 7959
Postal Address:
Institute of Arctic Biology
PO Box 757000
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775-7000
- 1996-2000 Doctor of Philosophy, ACWERN (Atlantic Cooperative Wildlife Ecology Research Network), Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Management, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton NB, Canada
- 1992-1993 Diplom-Forstwirt univ. (M.Sc. in Forest Science), University of Munich, Germany
- 1991-1992 Diplomarbeit (Thesis), University of Freiburg, Germany
- 2003 September Assistant Professor for Wildlife Ecology University of Alaska, Fairbanks
- 2002-2003 Sessional Instructor, Department of Geography, University of Calgary, Canada
- 2000-2001 Scientific Project Coordinator for NSERC-funded Marbled Murrelet Research in coastal Old-Growth forest of British Columbia, Centre for Wildlife Ecology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby-Vancouver, Canada
2010
, 2010. Spatially Predictive Habitat Modeling of a White Stork (Ciconia Ciconia) Population in Former East Prussia in 1939. Open Ornithological Journal, 3, pp.1–12.
2009
, 2009. Comment on ‘‘Methods to account for spatial autocorrelation in the analysis of species distributional data: A review’’. Ecography, Early View.
, 2009. Gyrfalcon nest distribution in Alaska based on a predictive GIS model. Polar Biology, online.
, 2009. Use of machine learning algorithms to predict the incidence of lead exposure in golden eagles. Peregrine Fund Conference Proceedings 2008 Lead Conference.
2008
, 2008. Intelligent Data Analysis. In pp. 65–84.
, 2008. Endothermy, ectothermy and the global structure of marine vertebrate communities. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 356, pp.239–250.
, 2008. Can natural disturbance-based forestry rescue a declining population of grizzly bears?. Biological Conservation, 141, pp.2193–2207.
, 2008. Effects of sample size on the performance of species distribution models. Diversity and Distributions, 14, pp.763–773.
2007
Pages
- Royal Society of British Geographers
- International Association of Landscape Ecology (IALE)
- The Wildlife Society (TWS; + working groups)
- Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM)
- American Ornithological Union (AOU)
- Society of Canadian Ornithologists (SCO)
- Deutsche Ornithologen Gesellschaft (DO-G)
- Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Tropenforschung
- Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Informatik (GI; + working groups)
- International Bear Association (IBA)
- BIOL493/693 ‘Wildlife Habitat and Landscape Ecology’
- GEOG417 'Biogeography' (including WEB-CT support); spring 2003
- GEOG535 ‘Environmental Modelling and Image Analysis’, Geography Department, University of Calgary, Canada
- FOR4005 Teaching Assistant ‘Forest Policy’, Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Sciences, University of New Brunswick, Canada
- BIOL3383 Teaching Assistant ‘Botany’, Biology Department, University of New Brunswick, Canada
In the News
- Mining in Tibet poses threat to black-necked cranes
(2 August 2017) Morung Express - Habitat changes expected to shift distribution of tiny mammals in Alaska
(pdf)
(23 August 2015) Alaska Dispatch News - Study: Shippers and seabirds clash over Arctic territory
(pdf)
(10 April 2014) Alaska Dispatch - Three Poles: The Arctic, Antarctic and Himalayas connection
(pdf)
(2 June 2013) Juneau Empire - Three poles: The Arctic, Antarctic and Himalayas all connect
(pdf)
(2 June 2013) Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - UAF student using recorders to study man-made, natural sounds around Kenai wildlife refuge
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(8 September 2011) The Republic (Columbus, Indiana) - Big changes predicted in Alaska climate by 2100
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(18 October 2010) Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Big changes predicted in Alaska climate by 2100
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(18 October 2010) KTVA - Channel 11 - Pondering the future of Alaska landscapes
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(9 October 2010) Anchorage Daily News - Pondering the future of Alaska landscapes
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(8 October 2010) Frontiersman - Pondering the future of Alaska landscapes
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(3 October 2010) Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Pondering the future of Alaska landscapes
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(3 October 2010) SitNews - Pondering the future of Alaska landscapes
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(30 September 2010) UAF Geophysical Institute - Alaska Science Forum - Top 50 most cited papers published in Landscape Ecology (pdf)
(8 April 2009) U.S. Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology - Polar oceans: Meet the scientists
(pdf)
(8 April 2009) International Polar Year - Alaska museum programs teaching students to track wild animals
(pdf)
(23 November 2008) Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Reviewer/Referee
- Journal and Paper Reviews
- American Journal for Primatology
- IBIS
- Canadian Wildlife Service Publications
- British Columbia Ministry for Environment Land and Parks
- Canadian Journal of Forest Research
- Proceedings 1. International Resource Selection Functions Conference
- Northwest Field Naturalist
- Wilson Bulletin
- Book Reviews
- Landscape Ecology
- Canadian Field-Naturalist
- Colonial Waterbirds
- PICOIDES (Canada)
- BIRDING Magazine (Canada)
- STILT (Australia)
- Journal of Ornithology (Germany)
- Others
- Founder of Email listservers for Corel Draw (University of New Brunswick), and Pacific Marbled Murrelets (Simon Fraser University)
- Departmental Student Assessments
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