Theses from 2009
Evaluation of Pre-Spawning Movements of Anadromous Alewives in the Ipswich River Using Radiotelemetry, Holly J. Frank
Monitoring birds and habitat in early-successional sites in Connecticut, Benjamin A. Mazzei
Theses from 2008
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Wildlife Crossing Structures in Southern Vermont, Mark Bellis
Analysis of Coastal Erosion on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts: a Paraglacial Island, Denise M. Brouillette-Jacobson
Evaluation of Nature-like and Technical Fish Passes for the Passage of Alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus) at Two Coastal Streams in New England, Abigail Franklin
Invertebrate Phenology and Prey Selection of Three Sympatric Species of Salmonids; Implications for Individual Fish Growth, Jeffrey V. Ojala
Distribution Patterns of Migratory Striped Bass in Plum Island Estuary, Massachusetts, Sarah M. Pautzke
Applying Biological and Physical Templates to Perform Instream Habitat Mapping in the Northeast, Diana L. Walden
Theses from 2007
Laboratory Evaluation of Modified Traveling Screens for Protecting Fish at Cooling Water Intakes, Jonathan L. Black
Whip-poor-will Prey Availability and Foraging Habitat: Implications for Management in Pitch Pine / Scrub Oak Barrens Habitats, Ross M. Garlapow
Impacts of Mowing on Bird Abundance, Distribution, and Hazards to Aircraft at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts, Andrew G. Milroy
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF LAND USE IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY IN WATERSHED SYSTEMS, Olga Tsvetkova