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Sam Stickley

PhD candidate

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Sam Stickley is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences PhD candidate at Uiuc.

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UIUC

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ecology biodiversity applied ecology earth science environmental science forestry ecological applications forest ecology animal ecology fishery research specie distribution fishery management evolutionary biology climate change ecosystems environmental policy environmental economics investment management ecology and evolutionary biology tree physiology forest ecosystems ecological economics environmental planning environmental values biological conservation applied geography aquatic conservation coastal research forest research ecosystem adaptation terrestrial ecosystems forest biology portfolio choice sustainable investment climate investment climate risk portfolio allocation habitat loss spatial ecology ecological modelling commercial fishing spatial statistical analysis quantitative spatial model fishery science forest biometrics forest health monitoring forest inventory forest conservation habitat management understory vegetation contributes microclimatic buffering temperate deciduous forests modern portfolio theory climate change scenarios portfolio theory lower levels climate-related habitat loss mechanistic models spatial resolution potential activity corridors weighted regression model license sales human population density fish assemblage structure land cover change species distribution modeling conservation efforts geography zoogeography ecological monograph southern appalachia conservation biology

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A Spatial Analysis of Fishing License Sales and Population Data: Implications for Predicting Angler Participation. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (2025)

North Joffe-NelsonCarena J van RiperElizabeth GolebieSamuel F Stickley

spatial analysiscommercial fishingfishery managementweighted regression modelstatisticsgeographylicense salesfishery researchspatial statistical analysisquantitative spatial modelhuman population densityapplied geographyfisheries

Spatio‐Temporal Comparisons Between Microclimate Species Distribution Models and Mechanistic Models of Potential Surface Activity. Ecology and Evolution (2025)

Samuel FitzSimons StickleyJohn A. CrawfordWilliam E. PetermanJennifer M. Fraterrigo

spatial ecologyspecie distributionpopulation biologyearth sciencemechanistic modelsspatial resolutionecological modellingpotential activity corridorsbiodiversityecological applicationsapplied ecologyecologyenvironmental modellingbiological conservationconservation biology

Microclimate Species Distribution Models Estimate Lower Levels of Climate-Related Habitat Loss for Salamanders. Journal for Nature Conservation (2023)

Samuel F. StickleyJennifer M. Fraterrigo

specie distributionlower levelsbiodiversityecological applicationsanimal ecologyhabitat lossevolutionary biologyecologyclimate-related habitat lossecology and evolutionary biology

Understory Vegetation Contributes to Microclimatic Buffering of Near-Surface Temperatures in Temperate Deciduous Forests. Landscape Ecology (2021)

Samuel F. StickleyJennifer M. Fraterrigo

climate changetree physiologyunderstory vegetation contributesearth scienceforest ecologyecosystem adaptationforestryterrestrial ecosystemsforest ecosystemsmicroclimatic bufferingecosystemsforest biologyapplied ecologyecologytemperate deciduous forests

When Portfolio Theory Can Help Environmental Investment Planning to Reduce Climate Risk to Future Environmental Outcomes—and When It Cannot. Conservation Letters (2018)

Amy W. AndoJennifer FraterrigoGlenn GuntenspergenAparna HowladerMindy MalloryJennifer H. OlkerSamuel Stickley

portfolio choiceecological economicssustainable investmentenvironmental policyenvironmental planningenvironmental sciencemodern portfolio theoryenvironmental economicsclimate investmentenvironmental valuesclimate riskinvestment managementportfolio allocationecologyclimate change scenariosportfolio theory

Long-Term Effects of Land Cover Change on Fish Assemblage Structure in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain Regions of Virginia. (2015)

Samuel F Stickley

aquatic ecosystemsfishery managementfish assemblage structureaquatic conservationenvironmental scienceland cover changecoastal researchland usefishery researchfishery scienceecologycoastal plain regions

Evaluating Lidar‐Derived Structural Metrics for Predicting Bee Assemblages in Managed Forests.

MH ChaseA Harmon‐ThreattSF StickleyB CharlesJM Fraterrigo

forest biometricsforest ecologyforestrybiodiversityforest health monitoringgeographyforest researchforest inventoryremote sensingcommunity (ecology)applied ecologyforest conservationbee assemblagesecologymanaged forestslidar‐derived structural metrics

Incorporating Microclimate Into Habitat Suitability Analysis for Plethodonitd Salamanders.

SF Stickley

habitat managementanimal ecologyecologyhabitat suitability analysisconservation biology

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Sam Stickley

PhD candidate

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Sam Stickley is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences PhD candidate at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sam Stickley

UIUC

PhD candidate

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Spatial Analysis of Fishing License Sales and Population Data: Implications for Predicting Angler Participation. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (2025)

North Joffe-NelsonCarena J van RiperElizabeth GolebieSamuel F Stickley

Spatio‐Temporal Comparisons Between Microclimate Species Distribution Models and Mechanistic Models of Potential Surface Activity. Ecology and Evolution (2025)

Samuel FitzSimons StickleyJohn A. CrawfordWilliam E. PetermanJennifer M. Fraterrigo

Microclimate Species Distribution Models Estimate Lower Levels of Climate-Related Habitat Loss for Salamanders. Journal for Nature Conservation (2023)

Samuel F. StickleyJennifer M. Fraterrigo

specie distributionlower levelsbiodiversityecological applicationsanimal ecologyhabitat lossevolutionary biologyecologyclimate-related habitat lossecology and evolutionary biology

Understory Vegetation Contributes to Microclimatic Buffering of Near-Surface Temperatures in Temperate Deciduous Forests. Landscape Ecology (2021)

Samuel F. StickleyJennifer M. Fraterrigo

When Portfolio Theory Can Help Environmental Investment Planning to Reduce Climate Risk to Future Environmental Outcomes—and When It Cannot. Conservation Letters (2018)

Amy W. AndoJennifer FraterrigoGlenn GuntenspergenAparna HowladerMindy MalloryJennifer H. OlkerSamuel Stickley

Long-Term Effects of Land Cover Change on Fish Assemblage Structure in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain Regions of Virginia. (2015)

Samuel F Stickley

Evaluating Lidar‐Derived Structural Metrics for Predicting Bee Assemblages in Managed Forests.

MH ChaseA Harmon‐ThreattSF StickleyB CharlesJM Fraterrigo

Incorporating Microclimate Into Habitat Suitability Analysis for Plethodonitd Salamanders.

SF Stickley

habitat managementanimal ecologyecologyhabitat suitability analysisconservation biology

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10 / page