Frank Fogarty III
Lecturer
Avian ecology, passerines, community ecology, point count methods and modeling, Bayesian hierarchical modeling
Education
Courses Taught
Publications
Fogarty, F. A., D. R. Cayan, L. L. DeHaan, and E. Fleishman (2020). Associations of breeding-bird abundance with climate vary among species and trait-based groups in southern California. PLoS ONE 15:e0230614.
Horning, N., E. Fleishman, P. J. Ersts, F. A. Fogarty, M. Wohlfeil Zillig (2020). Mapping of land cover with open‐source software and ultra‐high‐resolution imagery acquired with unmanned aerial vehicles. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation:doi:10.1002/rse2.144.
Yen J. D. L., E. Fleishman, F. Fogarty, and D. S. Dobkin (2019). Relating beta diversity of birds and butterflies in the Great Basin to spatial resolution, environmental variables, and trait-based groups. Global Ecology and Biogeography 28:328–340.
Williamson, M. A., E. Fleishman, R. C. Mac Nally, J. C. Chambers, B. A. Bradley, D. S. Dobkin, D. I. Board, F. A. Fogarty, N. Horning, M. Leu, and M. W. Zillig (2019). Fire, livestock grazing, topography, and precipitation affect occurrence and prevalence of cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) in the central Great Basin, USA. Biological Invasions 22:663–680.
Carter, S. K., E. Fleisman, I. I. F. Leinwand, C. H. Flather, N. B. Carr, F. A. Fogarty, M. Leu, B. R. Noon, M. E. Wohlfeil, and D. J. A. Wood (2019). Quantifying ecological integrity of terrestrial systems to inform management of multiple-use public lands in the United States. Environmental Management 64:1-19.
Fogarty, F. A., M. E. Wohlfeil, and E. Fleishman (2018). Response to Horns et al. 2018: ‘Using opportunistic citizen science data to estimate avian population trends’ Biological Conservation 221, 151–159. Biological Conservation 226:329–330.
Fogarty F. and E. Fleishman (2018). Field guide and natural history of butterflies on the western edge of the Great Basin. Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program, Arlington, Virginia.
Fogarty F. and E. Fleishman (2016). Field guide and natural history of breeding birds on the western edge of the Great Basin. Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program, Arlington, Virginia.
Anderson P. A., I. K. Berzins, F. Fogarty, H. J. Hamlin, and L. J. and Guillette Jr. (2011). Sound, stress, and seahorses: the consequences of a noisy environment to animal health. Aquaculture 311:129-138.