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Todd J. Brinkman

Associate professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Todd J. Brinkman is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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ecology wildlife environmental science conservation biology wildlife ecology wildlife management avian biology wildlife biology climate change animal science human-wildlife relationships environmental research zoology ornithology genetics livestock science animal ecology cold region science animal behavior earth science human impacts on the environment mammalogy animal management climatology climatic change cryosphere movement ecology white-tailed deer conservation genetics survival analysis aquatic ecosystems meteorology animal conservation habitat management dna analysis indigenous studies human ecology landscape ecology sitka black-tailed deer interior alaska glaciers terrestrial ecology arid environments ecological risk assessment indigenous peoples breeding behavior social-ecological systems bioacoustics fecal pellets landscape characteristics rural alaska agronomy animal biotechnology fire ecology animal agriculture spatial ecology environmental sustainability regional climate response long-term ecological research natural hazard assessment permafrost climate risk landscape change glacial process veterinary epidemiology disease ecology female white-tailed deer intensive row-crop agriculture pcr success deer fecal pellets helicopter net-gun captures northern great plains ungulate mortality snow science arctic-boreal north america critical challenge

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Behavioral Response of Polar Bears to Aircraft Activity on the Northern Coast of Alaska. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

Gwendolyn QuigleyTodd J. BrinkmanRyan WilsonAaron Christ

wildlife ecologyavian biologyhuman behaviorbehavioral responseanimal behaviorwildlifemarine biologywildlife biologyhuman-wildlife relationshipspolar bearsbehavioral scienceszoologynorthern coastconservation biologyecologymovement ecologywildlife managementbehavioral ecology

Camera Trap Sampling Protocols for Open Landscapes: The Value of Time‐Lapse Imagery. Conservation Science and Practice (2024)

Scott LeornaTodd Brinkman

earth observation dataopen landscapesearth observationremote sensingconservation biologyconservation sciencelandscape ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changetime-lapse imagery

Changing Snow Conditions Are Challenging Moose ( Alces Alces ) Surveys in Alaska. Wildlife Society Bulletin (2024)

Todd J. BrinkmanKalin A. KellieAdele K. ReinkingGlen E. ListonNatalie T. Boelman

wildlife ecologywildlifewildlife biologysnow conditionsecologysurvey methodologywildlife management

Limited Immediate Effects of Wildfire on Alaska Moose Harvest. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2024)

Todd BrinkmanJennifer SchmidtThomas Paragi

environmental sciencealaska moose harvestforest researchwildfires

Setting a Course Towards Climate Justice for Alaska Native Communities: The Alaska Alliance for Community Engagement – Climate and Health. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2024)

Stacy RasmusKarsten HuefferHannah RobinsonBilly CharlesSimeon JohnEvon PeterVictor JoesphAndrea BersaminMorag ClintonTodd Brinkman

alaska native communitiesenvironmental justicealaska alliancepublic health

Estimating Encounter Probabilities Among Recreational Trail User Groups. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism (2023)

Shelby McCahonTodd BrinkmanRyan Klimstra

biostatisticsencounter probabilitiessamplingstatistics

Long-Term Change and Geospatial Patterns of River Ice Cover and Navigability in Southcentral Alaska Detected With Remote Sensing. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2023)

Dana R. N. BrownChristopher D. ArpTodd J. BrinkmanBarbara A. CellariusMelanie EngramMark E. MillerKatie V. Spellman

river ice coverenvironmental sciencesouthcentral alaskalong-term changeearth observationearth scienceremote sensingcryosphereplanetary sciencesgeospatial patterns

Simulating Future Climate Change Impacts on Snow- and Ice-Related Driving Hazards in Arctic-Boreal Regions. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Heather E GreavesNatalie T BoelmanTodd J BrinkmanGlen E ListonLaura R PrughAdele K Reinking

cold region scienceenvironmental modellingenvironmental researchearth sciencearctic-boreal regionsclimate modellingcryosphereenvironmental scienceclimate change

Changes in Sharing and Participation Are Important Predictors of the Health of Traditional Harvest Practices in Indigenous Communities in Alaska. Human Ecology (2022)

Todd BrinkmanBilly CharlesBenjamin StevensBrooke WrightSimeon JohnBruce ErvinJorene JoeGeorgianna NinguelookKrista HeeringaJennifer NuTerry ChapinStacy Rasmus

indigenous communitiesclimate changecommunity healthtraditional medicineshuman ecologyindigenous studiesshort-term variabilitytraditional harvest practicespublic healthimportant predictorsecologyhealth sciencescommunity (ecology)health promotion

Collaborative Wildlife–Snow Science: Integrating Wildlife and Snow Expertise to Improve Research and Management. Ecosphere (2022)

Adele K. ReinkingStine Højlund PedersenKelly ElderNatalie T. BoelmanThomas W. GlassBrendan A. OatesScott BergenShane RobertsLaura R. PrughTodd J. BrinkmanMichael B. CoughenourJennifer A. FeltnerKristin J. BarkerTorsten W. BentzenÅshild Ø. PedersenNiels M. SchmidtGlen E. Liston

wildlife ecologycollaborative wildlife-snow sciencewildlifeenvironmental researchglacial processglacierssnow expertiseenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changewildlife managementarid environmentsintegrating wildlife

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Todd J. Brinkman

Associate professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Todd J. Brinkman is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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Todd J. Brinkman

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Associate professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Behavioral Response of Polar Bears to Aircraft Activity on the Northern Coast of Alaska. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

Gwendolyn QuigleyTodd J. BrinkmanRyan WilsonAaron Christ

Camera Trap Sampling Protocols for Open Landscapes: The Value of Time‐Lapse Imagery. Conservation Science and Practice (2024)

Scott LeornaTodd Brinkman

earth observation dataopen landscapesearth observationremote sensingconservation biologyconservation sciencelandscape ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changetime-lapse imagery

Changing Snow Conditions Are Challenging Moose ( Alces Alces ) Surveys in Alaska. Wildlife Society Bulletin (2024)

Todd J. BrinkmanKalin A. KellieAdele K. ReinkingGlen E. ListonNatalie T. Boelman

wildlife ecologywildlifewildlife biologysnow conditionsecologysurvey methodologywildlife management

Limited Immediate Effects of Wildfire on Alaska Moose Harvest. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2024)

Todd BrinkmanJennifer SchmidtThomas Paragi

environmental sciencealaska moose harvestforest researchwildfires

Setting a Course Towards Climate Justice for Alaska Native Communities: The Alaska Alliance for Community Engagement – Climate and Health. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2024)

Stacy RasmusKarsten HuefferHannah RobinsonBilly CharlesSimeon JohnEvon PeterVictor JoesphAndrea BersaminMorag ClintonTodd Brinkman

alaska native communitiesenvironmental justicealaska alliancepublic health

Estimating Encounter Probabilities Among Recreational Trail User Groups. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism (2023)

Shelby McCahonTodd BrinkmanRyan Klimstra

biostatisticsencounter probabilitiessamplingstatistics

Long-Term Change and Geospatial Patterns of River Ice Cover and Navigability in Southcentral Alaska Detected With Remote Sensing. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2023)

Dana R. N. BrownChristopher D. ArpTodd J. BrinkmanBarbara A. CellariusMelanie EngramMark E. MillerKatie V. Spellman

river ice coverenvironmental sciencesouthcentral alaskalong-term changeearth observationearth scienceremote sensingcryosphereplanetary sciencesgeospatial patterns

Simulating Future Climate Change Impacts on Snow- and Ice-Related Driving Hazards in Arctic-Boreal Regions. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Heather E GreavesNatalie T BoelmanTodd J BrinkmanGlen E ListonLaura R PrughAdele K Reinking

cold region scienceenvironmental modellingenvironmental researchearth sciencearctic-boreal regionsclimate modellingcryosphereenvironmental scienceclimate change

Changes in Sharing and Participation Are Important Predictors of the Health of Traditional Harvest Practices in Indigenous Communities in Alaska. Human Ecology (2022)

Todd BrinkmanBilly CharlesBenjamin StevensBrooke WrightSimeon JohnBruce ErvinJorene JoeGeorgianna NinguelookKrista HeeringaJennifer NuTerry ChapinStacy Rasmus

Collaborative Wildlife–Snow Science: Integrating Wildlife and Snow Expertise to Improve Research and Management. Ecosphere (2022)

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