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Knut Kielland

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Knut Kielland is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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ecology environmental science climate change wildlife earth science avian biology wildlife ecology forest ecology forestry animal ecology conservation biology plant science biogeography wildlife biology biogeochemistry livestock science plant ecology terrestrial ecology vegetation science zoology arid environments ecosystems cold region science cryosphere spatial ecology wildlife management forest ecosystems mammalogy landscape ecology interior alaska plant physiology fire ecology evolutionary biology marine biology aquatic ecosystems soil biology animal behavior movement ecology snowshoe hares global ecology soil ecology permafrost soil science forest biology human-wildlife relationships boreal forests soil biochemistry breeding behavior animal management plant nutrition climate change adaptation habitat management organic nitrogen arctic tundra arctic plants white spruce snowshoe hare boreal forest plant biochemistry plant-abiotic interaction environmental biology ecological chemistry plant-animal interactions soil chemistry short-term variability population ecology predator-prey interactions nitrogen cycling free amino acids moose herbivory taiga forest ecosystems nitrogen availability fire severity soil carbon phytochemistry plant metabolism

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Seasonal Changes in the Movements Rates and Activity Patterns of Canada Lynx. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2025)

Matthew C KynochC.T. WilliamsGreg A BreedKnut Kielland

animal behaviorwildlifeavian locomotionzoologywildlife biologyevolutionary ecologyavian biologymovements ratesearth scienceconservation biologycanada lynxcommunity (ecology)wildlife ecologykinesiologyforaginganimal ecologyurban ecologyecologyactivity patternsseasonal changesmarine biologymovement ecology

Complex Seasonal Patterns of Habitat Use by a Keystone Mesopredator in Boreal Forest Landscapes Fragmented by Fire.. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Derek ArnoldGreg BreedJared LaufenbergNathan BergMark BertramBradley ScottonKnut Kielland

forest ecologyfire ecologycomplex seasonal patternshabitat useecologyforestrylandscape ecologyboreal forest landscapesclimate changekeystone mesopredator

Evidence for a Survival-Driven Traveling Wave in a Keystone Boreal Predator Population. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Derek A. ArnoldGreg A. BreedJared S. LaufenbergNathan D. BergMark R. BertramBradley D. ScottonKnut Kielland

animal ecologybehavioral ecologyecologypopulation ecologypopulation biologysurvival analysispredator-prey interactionswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoologysurvival-driven traveling wave

Prior Choice and Data Requirements of Bayesian Multivariate Hierarchical Models Fit to Tag‐Recovery Data: The Need for Power Analyses. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Cody E. DeaneLindsay G. CarlsonCurry J. CunninghamPat DoakKnut KiellandGreg A. Breed

statisticsevolutionary ecologyecologybayesian analysisbayesian inferenceprior choicetag-recovery dataeconometricsevolutionary biologypower analysesdata requirements

Climate Change, Moose, and Subsistence Harvest: Social-Ecological Assessment of Nuiqsut, Alaska. Ecology and Society (2022)

Jiake ZhouGary P. KofinasKnut KiellandRandall B. BooneLaura PrughKen D. Tape

environmental scienceecologyland usesubsistence harvestspatial ecologysocial-ecological assessmentclimate change

Diet and Reproductive Success of Great Horned Owl ( I Bubo Virginianus /I ) at Its Northern Breeding Limit. The Canadian Field-Naturalist (2022)

Madison ReynoldsJohn ShookGreg BreedKnut Kielland

reproductive successwildlife biologyornithologyavian biologyenvironmental scienceecologyconservation biologyvegetation sciencewildlife ecologywildlifebiogeographyanimal reproductionbotanyclimate changeentomologyzoologynorthern breeding limitmammalogy

Seasonal Changes in Nitrate Assimilation of Boreal Woody Species: Importance of the Leaf-Expansion Period. Trees (2022)

Lina A. KoyamaKnut Kielland

tree physiologyforest ecologyleaf-expansion periodnitrate assimilationplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyforestryplant ecologyboreal woody speciesseasonal changesplant physiologyforest biology

Terrain Features and Architecture of Wolverine (Gulo Gulo) Resting Burrows and Reproductive Dens on Arctic Tundra. ARCTIC (2022)

Thomas W. GlassGreg A. BreedCristina R. LairdAudrey J. MagounMartin D. RobardsCory T. WilliamsKnut Kielland

avian biologycold region scienceecologyarctic tundralivestock sciencegulo guloresting burrowscryosphereterrain featuresreproductive densmarine biology

Wolverines (Gulo Gulo) in the Arctic: Revisiting Distribution and Identifying Research and Conservation Priorities Amid Rapid Environmental Change. Polar Biology (2022)

Thomas W. GlassAudrey J. MagounMartin D. RobardsKnut Kielland

revisiting distributioncold region scienceenvironmental scienceconservation prioritiesrapid environmental changewildlifeconservation biologymarine biologyarid environments

Cascading Effects: Insights From the U.S. Long Term Ecological Research Network. Ecosphere (2021)

Christie A. BahlaiClarisse HartMaria T. KavanaughJeffrey D. WhiteRoger W. RuessTodd J. BrinkmanHugh W. DucklowDavid R. FosterWilliam R. FraserHélène GenetPeter M. GroffmanStephen K. HamiltonJill F. JohnstoneKnut KiellandDouglas A. LandisMichelle C. MackOrlando SarnelleJonathan R. Thompson

environmental researchecologylong-term ecological research

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Knut Kielland

Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Knut Kielland is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Seasonal Changes in the Movements Rates and Activity Patterns of Canada Lynx. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2025)

Matthew C KynochC.T. WilliamsGreg A BreedKnut Kielland

Complex Seasonal Patterns of Habitat Use by a Keystone Mesopredator in Boreal Forest Landscapes Fragmented by Fire.. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Derek ArnoldGreg BreedJared LaufenbergNathan BergMark BertramBradley ScottonKnut Kielland

forest ecologyfire ecologycomplex seasonal patternshabitat useecologyforestrylandscape ecologyboreal forest landscapesclimate changekeystone mesopredator

Evidence for a Survival-Driven Traveling Wave in a Keystone Boreal Predator Population. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Derek A. ArnoldGreg A. BreedJared S. LaufenbergNathan D. BergMark R. BertramBradley D. ScottonKnut Kielland

animal ecologybehavioral ecologyecologypopulation ecologypopulation biologysurvival analysispredator-prey interactionswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoologysurvival-driven traveling wave

Prior Choice and Data Requirements of Bayesian Multivariate Hierarchical Models Fit to Tag‐Recovery Data: The Need for Power Analyses. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Cody E. DeaneLindsay G. CarlsonCurry J. CunninghamPat DoakKnut KiellandGreg A. Breed

statisticsevolutionary ecologyecologybayesian analysisbayesian inferenceprior choicetag-recovery dataeconometricsevolutionary biologypower analysesdata requirements

Climate Change, Moose, and Subsistence Harvest: Social-Ecological Assessment of Nuiqsut, Alaska. Ecology and Society (2022)

Jiake ZhouGary P. KofinasKnut KiellandRandall B. BooneLaura PrughKen D. Tape

environmental scienceecologyland usesubsistence harvestspatial ecologysocial-ecological assessmentclimate change

Diet and Reproductive Success of Great Horned Owl ( I Bubo Virginianus /I ) at Its Northern Breeding Limit. The Canadian Field-Naturalist (2022)

Madison ReynoldsJohn ShookGreg BreedKnut Kielland

Seasonal Changes in Nitrate Assimilation of Boreal Woody Species: Importance of the Leaf-Expansion Period. Trees (2022)

Lina A. KoyamaKnut Kielland

tree physiologyforest ecologyleaf-expansion periodnitrate assimilationplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyforestryplant ecologyboreal woody speciesseasonal changesplant physiologyforest biology

Terrain Features and Architecture of Wolverine (Gulo Gulo) Resting Burrows and Reproductive Dens on Arctic Tundra. ARCTIC (2022)

Thomas W. GlassGreg A. BreedCristina R. LairdAudrey J. MagounMartin D. RobardsCory T. WilliamsKnut Kielland

avian biologycold region scienceecologyarctic tundralivestock sciencegulo guloresting burrowscryosphereterrain featuresreproductive densmarine biology

Wolverines (Gulo Gulo) in the Arctic: Revisiting Distribution and Identifying Research and Conservation Priorities Amid Rapid Environmental Change. Polar Biology (2022)

Thomas W. GlassAudrey J. MagounMartin D. RobardsKnut Kielland

revisiting distributioncold region scienceenvironmental scienceconservation prioritiesrapid environmental changewildlifeconservation biologymarine biologyarid environments

Cascading Effects: Insights From the U.S. Long Term Ecological Research Network. Ecosphere (2021)

environmental researchecologylong-term ecological research

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