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Daniel Collins

Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics

Sul Ross State University

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Borderlands Research Institute

Daniel Collins is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics at Sul Ross State University.

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Daniel Collins

Sul Ross State University

Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics

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ecology wildlife avian biology environmental science conservation biology wildlife ecology ornithology animal ecology wildlife management aquatic ecosystems climate change livestock science animal management marine biology fish biology evolutionary biology landscape ecology movement ecology wildlife biology population ecology biogeography entomology animal science spatial ecology vegetation science land use conservation science zoology genetics forest ecology aquatic conservation animal conservation watershed management east-central texas greater sandhill cranes sandhill cranes global ecology applied ecology soil biology coastal conservation arid environments human-wildlife relationships biodiversity conservation marine management migratory bird habitat selection aquatic toxicology citizen science zoogeography agroecology environmental exposures ecotoxicity selenium deficiency soil salinity fishery management regenerative agriculture irrigation agricultural management soil erosion landscape change ecosystem adaptation population dynamics ecosystem management rodent ecology animal genetics species distribution models satellite tracking data continental waterbird migration waterbird migration semi-arid landscapes seasonal wetland hydrology anthropogenic disturbance semi-arid environment riverine features agroecological networks migration efficiency

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Ebird Data Highlight Shifts in Wetland Resources Structuring Waterfowl and Shorebird Abundance. Ecology and Evolution (2026)

Factors Associated With Survival, Recovery, and Movements in the Western Gulf Coast Population of Mottled Ducks. Journal of Wildlife Management (2025)

Antigone Canadensis (Sandhill Crane) Foraging Patterns Influenced by Crop Type, Roost Distance, and Tillage Intensity During Spring and Autumn Migration at a Primary Stopover Area. Ornithological applications (2025)

Beneficial ‘Inefficiencies’ of Western Ranching: Flood-Irrigated Hay Production Sustains Wetland Systems by Mimicking Historic Hydrologic Processes. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment (2024)

J. Patrick DonnellyKelsey JenscoJohn S. KimballJohnnie N. MooreDavid KetchumDaniel P. CollinsDavid E. Naugle

agricultural managementagricultural economicswater resource managementagribusinessenvironmental scienceland uselivestock sciencesustainable agriculturesoil erosionflood-irrigated hay productionsoilhistoric hydrologic processeswater resourcesapplied ecologywestern ranchingland degradationregenerative agricultureirrigationwatershed managementecologysoil biology

Evidence of Longitudinal Differences in Spring Migration Strategies of an Arctic‐Nesting Goose. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jay A. VonBankKevin J. KraaiDaniel P. CollinsPaul T. LinkMitch D. WeegmanLei CaoBart M. Ballard

wildlifeavian biologylongitudinal differencesanimal ecologyavian evolutionevolutionary biologymovement ecologypopulation ecologyecologyarctic-nesting goosespring migration strategiesecology and evolutionary biology

Flood‐Irrigated Agriculture Mediates Climate‐Induced Wetland Scarcity for Summering Sandhill Cranes in Western North America. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

J. Patrick DonnellyDaniel P. CollinsJeffrey M. KnetterJames H. GammonleyMatthew A. BoggieBlake A. GrishamM. Cathy NowakDavid E. Naugle

evolutionary ecologyclimatic changesandhill cranesenvironmental scienceecosystemslivestock scienceforest ecologyarid environmentswestern north americalandscape ecologyconservation biologyclimate changewildlifewater resourcesrestoration ecologylandscape changeclimate-induced wetland scarcityflood-irrigated agricultureecosystem adaptationevolutionary biologypopulation ecologyecology

Human-Induced Range Expansions Result in a Recent Hybrid Zone Between Sister Species of Ducks. Genes (2024)

Philip LavretskyKevin J. KraaiDavid ButlerJames MorelJay A. VonBankJoseph R. MartyVergie M. MusniDaniel P. Collins

sister speciesavian biologyevolutionary biologygene evolutionhuman-induced range expansionspopulation geneticsgeneticsornithology

Time of Year and Weather Influence Departure Decisions of Sandhill Cranes at a Primary Stopover. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Availability of Supplemental Corn for Sandhill Cranes, Light Geese, and Dabbling Ducks Wintering in New Mexico. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management (2023)

Matthew A. BoggieDaniel P. CollinsScott A. Carleton

wildlife ecologyanimal scienceaquatic ecosystemsmarine managementwildlifefish biologysandhill cranesanimal managementanimal agriculturelight geeseenvironmental sciencewildlife managementavian biologyanimal ecologymarine biologyecologysupplemental cornconservation biology

Joint Use of Location and Acceleration Data Reveals Influences on Transitions Among Habitats in Wintering Birds. Scientific Reports (2023)

Jay A. VonBankToryn L. J. SchaferStephanie A. CunninghamMitch D. WeegmanPaul T. LinkKevin J. KraaiChristopher K. WikleDaniel P. CollinsLei CaoBart M. Ballard

climate changespatial ecologywildlifejoint usetranslational researchphase transitionswintering birdsenvironmental scienceavian biologypopulation dynamicsanimal ecologymovement ecologypopulation ecologyecologyconservation biologyornithology

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Daniel Collins

Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics

Sul Ross State University

Affiliations

Borderlands Research Institute

Daniel Collins is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics at Sul Ross State University.

Honors

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Daniel Collins

Sul Ross State University

Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Dynamics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ebird Data Highlight Shifts in Wetland Resources Structuring Waterfowl and Shorebird Abundance. Ecology and Evolution (2026)

Factors Associated With Survival, Recovery, and Movements in the Western Gulf Coast Population of Mottled Ducks. Journal of Wildlife Management (2025)

Beneficial ‘Inefficiencies’ of Western Ranching: Flood-Irrigated Hay Production Sustains Wetland Systems by Mimicking Historic Hydrologic Processes. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment (2024)

J. Patrick DonnellyKelsey JenscoJohn S. KimballJohnnie N. MooreDavid KetchumDaniel P. CollinsDavid E. Naugle

Evidence of Longitudinal Differences in Spring Migration Strategies of an Arctic‐Nesting Goose. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jay A. VonBankKevin J. KraaiDaniel P. CollinsPaul T. LinkMitch D. WeegmanLei CaoBart M. Ballard

Flood‐Irrigated Agriculture Mediates Climate‐Induced Wetland Scarcity for Summering Sandhill Cranes in Western North America. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

J. Patrick DonnellyDaniel P. CollinsJeffrey M. KnetterJames H. GammonleyMatthew A. BoggieBlake A. GrishamM. Cathy NowakDavid E. Naugle

Human-Induced Range Expansions Result in a Recent Hybrid Zone Between Sister Species of Ducks. Genes (2024)

Philip LavretskyKevin J. KraaiDavid ButlerJames MorelJay A. VonBankJoseph R. MartyVergie M. MusniDaniel P. Collins

sister speciesavian biologyevolutionary biologygene evolutionhuman-induced range expansionspopulation geneticsgeneticsornithology

Time of Year and Weather Influence Departure Decisions of Sandhill Cranes at a Primary Stopover. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Availability of Supplemental Corn for Sandhill Cranes, Light Geese, and Dabbling Ducks Wintering in New Mexico. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management (2023)

Matthew A. BoggieDaniel P. CollinsScott A. Carleton

Joint Use of Location and Acceleration Data Reveals Influences on Transitions Among Habitats in Wintering Birds. Scientific Reports (2023)

Jay A. VonBankToryn L. J. SchaferStephanie A. CunninghamMitch D. WeegmanPaul T. LinkKevin J. KraaiChristopher K. WikleDaniel P. CollinsLei CaoBart M. Ballard

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