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Reynolds, John D.

Canada's Wild Salmon Policy: an Assessment of Conservation Progress
Confronting Uncertainty in Wildlife Management: Performance of Grizzly Bear Management
Effects of Salmon-Derived Nutrients and Habitat Characteristics on Population Densities of Stream-Resident Sculpins
Effects of Spawning Pacific Salmon on Terrestrial Invertebrates: Insects near Spawning Habitat Are Isotopically Enriched with Nitrogen-15 but Display No Differences in Body Size
Emergent Trophic Interactions Following the Chinook Salmon Invasion of Patagonia
Genetics of Century-Old Fish Scales Reveal Population Patterns of Decline
Hallmarks of Science Missing from North American Wildlife Management
Landscape Structure and Species Interactions Drive the Distribution of Salmon Carcasses in Coastal Watersheds
Links Between Fluctuations in Sockeye Salmon Abundance and Riparian Forest Productivity Identified by Remote Sensing
Location Is Everything: Evaluating the Effects of Terrestrial and Marine Resource Subsidies on an Estuarine Bivalve

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