Ruiz-Gutierrez, V., W. L. Kendall, J. F. Saracco, and G. C. White. Modeling dynamics for resident and transient individuals: a case study using uncertain state models for migratory birds. Journal of Applied Ecology, DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.12655
Bill Kendall, Ph.D.
I joined the Units in 2010, after having spent five years with USFWS Division of Migratory Birds, and then 14 years as a research biometrician with USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center.
Biography
Only Bill's five most recent publications are shown here. For more information about Bill, including a full publications list, visit his profile page on the Colorado Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit web site.
Bill also can be reached at his Colorado State University email address: william.kendall@colostate.edu
Education
- Ph D North Carolina State University 1992
- MS North Carolina State University 1990
- MS North Carolina State University 1985
- BBA University of Cincinnati 1982
Research Interests
My interests are in the development, application, and evaluation of methods in quantitative ecology. Current research focuses on several areas of capture-recapture statistical methodology, the conceptual development of adaptive resource management and its application to decision problems, and population dynamics of sandhill cranes, albatross, sea turtles, and manatees.
Teaching Interests
I teach courses in population analysis and demographic estimation, and wildlife management science.