Journal of Wildlife Management

• Investigations into the biology and ecology of wildlife and their habitats that have implications for in situ management or conservation, such as studies on
  • population ecology
  • demography
  • predator-prey relationships
  • habitat quantity, quality, and use
  • Space-use and movements
  • behavior
  • physiology
  • disease
  • genetics
  • human–wildlife conflict
  • human dimensions of wildlife
• Theoretical and conceptual aspects of wildlife science, including 
  • new or improved approaches to population surveys and quantitative analyses
  • modeling of wildlife populations and habitats
• Reviews, meta analyses and commentaries that provide a meaningful new synthesis or perspective on an appropriate subject
• Book reviews of relevant topics in basic wildlife research and biology

Nicholas Bakner, Tennessee Tech University, USA
gamebird spatial and movement ecology

Sarah Baker, Arizona Game and Fish Department, USA
herpetology, conservation biology, amphibian and reptile diseases

William M. Block, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USA
avian ecology, small mammal, reptile, amphibian ecology 

Ying Chen, University of Hong Kong, China
landscape ecology and population genetics

Daniel Collins, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, USA
wetlands, migratory game bird ecology and management

Courtney Conway, University of Idaho, USA
behavioral ecology, bird-habitat relationships, migration

Jen Cruz, Boise State University, USA
raptors

Courtney Duchardt, University of Wyoming, USA
rangeland ecosystems, community and landscape ecology, grassland avifauna

Francesco Ferretti, University of Siena, Italy
ungulate and carnivore behavior and population

Jonathan Gilbert, Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, USA
furbearer ecology

Ashley Gramza, Playa Lakes Joint Venture, USA
human dimensions

Andrew Gregory, University of North Texas, USA
gamebird ecology

William Harrower, Government of British Columbia, Canada
wildlife-habitat relationships, community ecology

Masumi Hisano, Kyoto University, Japan
forest carnivore ecology

Richard Inman, United States Geological Survey, USA
herpetology

David King, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Northern Research Station, USA
wildlife ecology and conservation with emphasis on Neotropical migratory birds

Allison Keever, Tennessee Tech University, USA
mammalian ecology and population dynamics

Adrienne Kovach, University of New Hampshire, USA
genetics

Amy J. Kuenzi, Montana Tech of the University of Montana, USA
small mammal ecology

Diana Lafferty, Northern Michigan University, USA
conservation physiology, foraging ecology, wildlife gut microbiome dynamics

Michel Laforge, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
ungulate behavior and movement

Lincoln R. Larson, North Carolina State University, USA
human dimensions of natural resource management, conservation social science

Quresh Latif, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, USA
applied quantitative avian ecology, population and community models

Andrea Litt, Montana State University, USA
population ecology, restoration ecology

Erika Machtinger, Pennsylvania State University, USA
veterinary entomology, parasitology

John E. McDonald, Jr., Westfield State University, USA
bears, forest wildlife, wildlife education

Pietro Milanesi, University of Bologna, Italy
landscape ecology, large carnivores

Kevin Monteith, University of Wyoming, USA
ungulates

Mohamed Moustafa, Rutgers University Medical School, USA
disease ecology

Tracy Rittenhouse, University of Connecticut, USA
Urban wildlife, mammals, herps

Christopher Rota, West Virginia University, USA
avian ecology

Benjamin Sacks, University of California Davis, USA
carnivore population ecology and genetics

Laura Sanchez, National University of Colombia
wildlife conservation and health

Kathryn Schoenecker, United States Geological Survey Fort Collins Science Center, USA
ungulate population biology, population estimation techniques, effects of herbivory

James Sheppard, San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research, USA
spatial ecology, movement ecology

Emily Sinnott, Missouri Department of Conservation, USA 
Population ecology, resource selection, quantitative social sciences

Jeff Stetz, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, USA
large terrestrial mammal behavior, demography, genetics

Jacob Straub, State University of New York, USA
waterfowl ecology

Tana Verzuh, University of Wyoming, USA
ungulate ecology

1. David Walter, US Geological Survey, Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, USA
   spatial ecology, epidemiology

Jennifer Wilkening, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, USA
climate change, endangered species, distributions

Michael Wisdom, United States Forest Service, USA
ungulate ecology, nutrition, and management

Book Review Editor

Stephen Webb, Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, USA