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Bernd Blossey

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Cornell University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Natural Resources

School of Integrative Plant Science

Bernd Blossey is currently serving as a Natural Resources Professor at Cornell University.

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ecology biology biological invasions biological pest control community (ecology) evolutionary biology entomology pest management applied ecology invasive species plant-insect interactions biodiversity ecology and evolutionary biology ecological entomology ecosystems pest control invasion biology applied entomology augmentative biological control conservation biology ecological applications functional ecology botany insect science agricultural economics chemical ecology wildlife biological conservation plant-parasite coevolution purple loosestrife animal ecology plant-animal interactions biological control biotic interactions animal conservation integrated pest management plant ecology wildlife management integrated plant protection plant species wildlife ecology human-wildlife relationships applied plant ecology weed research insect conservation weed control forest ecology ecosystem interactions terrestrial ecology garlic mustard host specificity plant protection weed science invasive phragmites terrestrial arthropods habitat management environmental biology plant performance natural resources conservation policy ecosystem management trapa natans water chestnut invasive earthworms ecological issues specie interaction forest biology wildlife biology environmental governance classical biological control native plant species plant invasions invasive plant plant traits white-tailed deer biological weed control biological invasion conservation management system conservation values natural resource management invasive plants nature conservation deer management conservation science

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Common Approaches to Introduced Species Management Face Widespread Acceptance Problems in the United States. People and Nature (2025)

Wade SimmonsDarragh HareAndrea DávalosBernd Blossey

social acceptabilitywildlifepractical conservationwidespread acceptabilityenvironmental policyintroduced speciescommunity (ecology)applied ecologyconservation management systemecologypublic policy

Perspectives of New York State Residents on Deer Management, Hunting, and Predator Reintroduction. Scientific Reports (2025)

Bernd BlosseyElaine BriceJustin DalabaDarragh Hare

predator returnwildlifeanimal conservationconservation scienceagricultural economicshuman-wildlife relationshipsonline questionnairewildlife managementdeer managementbiological conservationbehavioral sciencesconservation biology

Return of Diversity: Wetland Plant Community Recovery Following Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol. Ecological Applications (2025)

Stacy B. EndrissVictoria NuzzoBernd Blossey

invasive speciesecosystem managementwetlandsstem densitiespurple loosestrifeenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiological invasionsrestoration ecologybiodiversity conservationecosystemscommunity (ecology)applied ecologyplant speciesecologybiological conservationconservation biology

From Ecological Menace to Roadside Attraction: 28 Years of Evidence Support Successful Biocontrol of Purple Loosestrife. Ecosphere (2024)

Bernd BlosseyVictoria NuzzoStacy B. Endriss

integrated pest managementinvasive speciesplant-insect interactionsstem densitiesinsect conservationpest managementapplied plant ecologytarget plantbiodiversitybiological invasionsecological entomologyecological applicationsbiological pest controlstandardized monitoring protocolcommunity (ecology)ecologyentomologyecology and evolutionary biology

Individual and Combined Effects of Non‐Native Earthworms and Native White‐Tailed Deer on Understorey Plant Survival, Growth and Reproduction. Journal of Ecology (2024)

Annise DobsonAudrey BoweVictoria NuzzoAndrea DávalosTimothy FaheyBernd Blossey

wildlife ecologywildlifespecie interactiontransplant speciesbiodiversityanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologysecondary foreststransplant approach

Legacy Effects of Phragmites Australis and Herbicide Treatments Can Reduce Survival but Do Not Prevent Native Plant Establishment. Restoration Ecology (2024)

Audrey BoweZachary SimekAndrea DávalosBernd Blossey

sentinel plantshabitat managementenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementbiological invasionsrestoration ecologyecosystemsapplied ecologyecologyherbicide treatmentsapplied plant ecologyintroduced phragmites

Measuring Perceived Fitness Interdependence Between Humans and Non-Humans. Evolutionary Human Sciences (2024)

Katie LeeDarragh HareBernd Blossey

evolutionary psychologyevolutionary theoryconservation ethicsethologymoral psychologyonline studyfitnesssocial sciencessocial behavioranimal behaviorevolutionary biologyhuman naturebehavioral ecologyhuman ecologykin selectionmoral concernbehavioral sciences

Self‐Help or Self‐Sabotage? a Common Invader's Soil Legacy Does Not Impede, and May Facilitate, Potential Competitors. Ecosphere (2024)

Katie LeeStacy B. EndrissBernd Blossey

ecology evolutioninvasive speciessoil legacyevolutionary ecologycoevolutioninvasion successbiodiversitybiological invasionsbiologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyfunctional ecologyecologyinvasion biologyplant speciesecology and evolutionary biology

Where Have All the Flowers Gone? a Call for Federal Leadership in Deer Management in the United States. Frontiers in Conservation Science (2024)

Bernd BlosseyDarragh HareDonald M. Waller

wildlife ecologywildlifeanimal conservationconservation scienceagricultural economicsforest policyhuman-wildlife relationshipsunited statescollaborative approachnatural resource managementwildlife managementecologyfederal leadershipenvironmental resource managementbiological conservation

Experimental Evaluation of Four Protocols for Assessing White-Tailed Deer Browse Intensity. Ecological Indicators (2023)

Brendan R. QuirionBernd Blossey

wildlife ecologywildlifehuman-wildlife relationshipsdeer browse intensityhabitat managementsentinel protocolbiodiversitywildlife managementecological applicationsexperimental evaluationanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)ecologyecological indicatorwildlife biology

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Bernd Blossey

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Natural Resources

School of Integrative Plant Science

Bernd Blossey is currently serving as a Natural Resources Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Common Approaches to Introduced Species Management Face Widespread Acceptance Problems in the United States. People and Nature (2025)

Wade SimmonsDarragh HareAndrea DávalosBernd Blossey

social acceptabilitywildlifepractical conservationwidespread acceptabilityenvironmental policyintroduced speciescommunity (ecology)applied ecologyconservation management systemecologypublic policy

Perspectives of New York State Residents on Deer Management, Hunting, and Predator Reintroduction. Scientific Reports (2025)

Bernd BlosseyElaine BriceJustin DalabaDarragh Hare

Return of Diversity: Wetland Plant Community Recovery Following Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol. Ecological Applications (2025)

Stacy B. EndrissVictoria NuzzoBernd Blossey

From Ecological Menace to Roadside Attraction: 28 Years of Evidence Support Successful Biocontrol of Purple Loosestrife. Ecosphere (2024)

Bernd BlosseyVictoria NuzzoStacy B. Endriss

Individual and Combined Effects of Non‐Native Earthworms and Native White‐Tailed Deer on Understorey Plant Survival, Growth and Reproduction. Journal of Ecology (2024)

Annise DobsonAudrey BoweVictoria NuzzoAndrea DávalosTimothy FaheyBernd Blossey

wildlife ecologywildlifespecie interactiontransplant speciesbiodiversityanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologysecondary foreststransplant approach

Legacy Effects of Phragmites Australis and Herbicide Treatments Can Reduce Survival but Do Not Prevent Native Plant Establishment. Restoration Ecology (2024)

Audrey BoweZachary SimekAndrea DávalosBernd Blossey

Measuring Perceived Fitness Interdependence Between Humans and Non-Humans. Evolutionary Human Sciences (2024)

Katie LeeDarragh HareBernd Blossey

Self‐Help or Self‐Sabotage? a Common Invader's Soil Legacy Does Not Impede, and May Facilitate, Potential Competitors. Ecosphere (2024)

Katie LeeStacy B. EndrissBernd Blossey

Where Have All the Flowers Gone? a Call for Federal Leadership in Deer Management in the United States. Frontiers in Conservation Science (2024)

Bernd BlosseyDarragh HareDonald M. Waller

Experimental Evaluation of Four Protocols for Assessing White-Tailed Deer Browse Intensity. Ecological Indicators (2023)

Brendan R. QuirionBernd Blossey

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