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Howard Clark
Senior Wildlife Ecologist
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About me
I am a certified wildlife biologist with 16 years of professional wildlife and research experience. My work as a researcher has focused on the fauna and ecosystems of Northern, Central, and Southern California, and the Mojave Desert provinces and includes extensive baseline mammalian inventories, conduct surveys focused on rare animals, habitat assessment, land retirement and restoration, radio telemetry, and long-term ecological studies on several endangered species. I have conducted studies for a variety of private and public agency projects, including surveys for endangered species along canals, range-wide presence/absence surveys, and scent dog detection work for endangered foxes.
My Stats:
Docs: 74
Views: 15602
Profile Visits: 2850
Professional Information:
company: H. T. Harvey & Assoc.
title: Certified Wildlife Biologist
industry: Environmental Services
web address: www.harveyecology.com
Address:
city: Clovis
zip: 93611
country: United States
Education:
undergraduate: CSU Stanislaus
degree: BS
year: 1998
graduate: CSU Fresno
degree: MS
year: 2001






Clark, H.O., Jr. 2008. Review of Unnatural landscapes: tracking invasive species by Ceiridwen Terrill. Western North American Naturalist 68:537-539.
From: lordorman | Date: 12/16/2008  | Views: 117

Clark, H.O., Jr. 2008. Review of Unnatural landscapes: tracking invasive species by Ceiridwen Terrill. Western North American Naturalist 68:537-539. ...  more>>

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Randel, C.J., III, and H.O. Clark, Jr. 2008. Sex ratios of the white-tailed antelope ground squirrel (Ammospermophilus leucurus), Indian Wells Valley, San Bernardino County, California. Western North
From: lordorman | Date: 12/16/2008  | Views: 75

Randel, C.J., III, and H.O. Clark, Jr. 2008. Sex ratios of the white-tailed antelope ground squirrel (Ammospermophilus leucurus), Indian Wells... ...  more>>

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Clark, H. O., Jr. 2001. Endangered San Joaquin Kit Fox and Non-native Red Fox: Interspecific Competitive Interactions. MS thesis, California State University, Fresno. 54 pages.
From: lordorman | Date: 11/19/2008  | Views: 484

M.S. Biology. California State University, Fresno. 2001. Thesis: “Endangered San Joaquin kit fox and non-native red fox: interspecific competitive... ...  more>>

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Clark, H.O., Jr., G.D. Warrick, B.L. Cypher, P.A. Kelly, D.F. Williams, and D.E. Grubbs. 2005. Competitive interactions between endangered kit foxes and non-native red foxes. Western North American Na
From: lordorman | Date: 11/7/2008  | Views: 82

Clark, H.O., Jr., G.D. Warrick, B.L. Cypher, P.A. Kelly, D.F. Williams, and D.E. Grubbs. 2005. Competitive interactions between endangered kit foxes... ...  more>>

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