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William Mark Ford

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Natural Resources and Environment

Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation

William Mark Ford is currently serving as a College Of Natural Resources And Environment Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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ecology avian biology wildlife wildlife ecology environmental science ornithology entomology animal ecology conservation biology wildlife biology mammalogy forest ecology wildlife management forestry biogeography zoology spatial ecology landscape ecology climate change animal behavior earth science livestock science zoogeography rodent ecology west virginia animal science evolutionary biology aquatic ecosystems botany vegetation science forest ecosystems central appalachians land use primatology foraging terrestrial ecology fire ecology habitat management movement ecology southern appalachians breeding behavior bat activity restoration ecology behavioral ecology bioacoustics white-nose syndrome arid environments central appalachian mountains northern long-eared bat animal conservation fish biology human-wildlife relationships specie distribution acoustic ecology fernow experimental forest allegheny woodrats neotoma magister forest biology south carolina animal management northern myotis habitat use white-tailed deer biodiversity conservation prescribed fire glaucomys sabrinus fuscus silviculture nature conservation plant ecology population ecology wood harvesting arboriculture predator-prey interactions agroecology marine ecology underwater acoustics species occurrence land management forest restoration forest conservation habitat reconstruction conservation science wildlife habitat

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disentangling Genetic Diversity of Myotis Septentrionalis: Population Structure, Demographic History, and Effective Population Size. Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Jenna R GrimshawDeahn DonnerRoger PerryW Mark FordAlex SilvisCarlos J GarciaRichard D StevensDavid A Ray

geneticsmammalogypopulation historypopulation structureanimal scienceevolutionary biologyzoologygenetic diversitymammalian biologyconservation biologyecologydemographic history

Activity Patterns of Allegheny Woodrats (Neotoma Magister) and Two Potential Competitors in Virginia. Northeastern Naturalist (2023)

Karen E. PowersEmily D. ThorneLogan R. PlattKayla M. Nelson AndersonLogan M. Van MeterChris M. WozniakRichard J. ReynoldsW. Mark Ford

wildlife ecologyornithologyecologyallegheny woodratswildlifeneotoma magisteractivity patternsconservation biologybiogeographyanimal ecologypotential competitors

Biotic and Abiotic Factors Shaping Bat Activity in Maryland Soybean Fields. Ecosphere (2023)

Lauren D. MaynardW. Mark FordJohn D. ParkerSusan R. Whitehead

animal ecologyapplied ecologyavian biologywildlife ecologywildlifebiotic interactionsbiotic stressterrestrial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyabiotic factorsecosystemsabiotic stressbat activitymaryland soybean fields

Dna Metabarcoding-Based Evaluation of the Diet of Big Brown Bats (Eptesicus Fuscus) in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Northeastern Naturalist (2023)

Sabrina DeeleyLin KangPawel MichalakEric HallermanW. Mark Ford

population ecologywildlife biologybig brown batszoogeographymid-atlantic regionconservation biologyavian biologyornithologyanimal ecologyecologywildlife ecologygeneticsmammalogygenomicsentomologybiodiversityprimatologymarine biologyzoologymolecular biology

Fall Migration, Oceanic Movement, and Site Residency Patterns of Eastern Red Bats (Lasiurus Borealis) on the Mid-Atlantic Coast. Movement Ecology (2023)

Michael C. TrueKatherine M. GormanHila TaylorRichard J. ReynoldsW. Mark Ford

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyornithologymammalogyfall migrationsite residency patternsmid-atlantic coastlasiurus borealisoceanic movementmarine ecologybiogeographyecologymovement ecologyentomology

Network Analysis of a Northern Long-Eared Bat ( Myotis Septentrionalis ) Maternity Colony in a Suburban Forest Patch. Journal of Urban Ecology (2023)

Katherine M GormanElaine L BarrTomás NoceraW Mark Ford

wildlife ecologyavian biologynetwork analysisornithologymaternity colonywildlifemammalogysuburban forest patchwildlife biologynorthern long-eared baturban ecologyecologyentomology

Oral Sampling of Little Brown Bat (Myotis Lucifugus) Maternity Colonies for Sars-Cov-2 in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, USA. Animals (2023)

Megan L. MoranWilliam BoydJesse L. De La CruzAndrea S. BertkeW. Mark Ford

animal ecologyavian biologyornithologyoral samplinginfectious diseaseswildlife biologysars-cov-2animal sciencezoologyrodent ecologyanimal studiesmaternity coloniesecologyentomology

Survival, Cause‐Specific Mortality, and Population Growth of White‐Tailed Deer in Western Virginia. Journal of Wildlife Management (2023)

Garrett B. ClevingerW. Mark FordMarcella J. KellyRobert S. AlonsoRandy W. DeYoungNelson W. LafonMichael J. Cherry

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyanimal managementlivestock sciencewildlifewhite-tailed deerwildlife biologycause-specific mortalitywestern virginiaanimal scienceconservation biologysurvival analysispopulation growthecologywildlife management

Comparison of Two Detection Methods for a Declining Rodent, the Allegheny Woodrat, in Virginia. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management (2022)

Emily D. ThorneKaren E. PowersRichard J. ReynoldsMakayla E. BecknerKarissa A. EllisW. Mark Ford

animal ecologywildlife ecologyanimal managementdetection methodsallegheny woodratanimal behaviorwildlifewildlife biologyanimal sciencewildlife managementfish biologyrodent ecologyconservation biologyecologyentomology

Drivers of Habitat Quality for a Reintroduced Elk Herd. Scientific Reports (2022)

Braiden A. QuinlanJacalyn P. RosenbergerDavid M. KalbHeather N. AbernathyEmily D. ThorneW. Mark FordMichael J. Cherry

wildlife ecologyavian biologyecologyhabitat qualityanimal behaviorwildlifereintroduced elk herdanimal conservationconservation biologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologywildlife management

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William Mark Ford

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Natural Resources and Environment

Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation

William Mark Ford is currently serving as a College Of Natural Resources And Environment Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Virginia Tech

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disentangling Genetic Diversity of Myotis Septentrionalis: Population Structure, Demographic History, and Effective Population Size. Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Jenna R GrimshawDeahn DonnerRoger PerryW Mark FordAlex SilvisCarlos J GarciaRichard D StevensDavid A Ray

geneticsmammalogypopulation historypopulation structureanimal scienceevolutionary biologyzoologygenetic diversitymammalian biologyconservation biologyecologydemographic history

Activity Patterns of Allegheny Woodrats (Neotoma Magister) and Two Potential Competitors in Virginia. Northeastern Naturalist (2023)

Karen E. PowersEmily D. ThorneLogan R. PlattKayla M. Nelson AndersonLogan M. Van MeterChris M. WozniakRichard J. ReynoldsW. Mark Ford

wildlife ecologyornithologyecologyallegheny woodratswildlifeneotoma magisteractivity patternsconservation biologybiogeographyanimal ecologypotential competitors

Biotic and Abiotic Factors Shaping Bat Activity in Maryland Soybean Fields. Ecosphere (2023)

Lauren D. MaynardW. Mark FordJohn D. ParkerSusan R. Whitehead

Dna Metabarcoding-Based Evaluation of the Diet of Big Brown Bats (Eptesicus Fuscus) in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Northeastern Naturalist (2023)

Sabrina DeeleyLin KangPawel MichalakEric HallermanW. Mark Ford

Fall Migration, Oceanic Movement, and Site Residency Patterns of Eastern Red Bats (Lasiurus Borealis) on the Mid-Atlantic Coast. Movement Ecology (2023)

Michael C. TrueKatherine M. GormanHila TaylorRichard J. ReynoldsW. Mark Ford

Network Analysis of a Northern Long-Eared Bat ( Myotis Septentrionalis ) Maternity Colony in a Suburban Forest Patch. Journal of Urban Ecology (2023)

Katherine M GormanElaine L BarrTomás NoceraW Mark Ford

wildlife ecologyavian biologynetwork analysisornithologymaternity colonywildlifemammalogysuburban forest patchwildlife biologynorthern long-eared baturban ecologyecologyentomology

Oral Sampling of Little Brown Bat (Myotis Lucifugus) Maternity Colonies for Sars-Cov-2 in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, USA. Animals (2023)

Megan L. MoranWilliam BoydJesse L. De La CruzAndrea S. BertkeW. Mark Ford

animal ecologyavian biologyornithologyoral samplinginfectious diseaseswildlife biologysars-cov-2animal sciencezoologyrodent ecologyanimal studiesmaternity coloniesecologyentomology

Survival, Cause‐Specific Mortality, and Population Growth of White‐Tailed Deer in Western Virginia. Journal of Wildlife Management (2023)

Garrett B. ClevingerW. Mark FordMarcella J. KellyRobert S. AlonsoRandy W. DeYoungNelson W. LafonMichael J. Cherry

Comparison of Two Detection Methods for a Declining Rodent, the Allegheny Woodrat, in Virginia. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management (2022)

Emily D. ThorneKaren E. PowersRichard J. ReynoldsMakayla E. BecknerKarissa A. EllisW. Mark Ford

Drivers of Habitat Quality for a Reintroduced Elk Herd. Scientific Reports (2022)

Braiden A. QuinlanJacalyn P. RosenbergerDavid M. KalbHeather N. AbernathyEmily D. ThorneW. Mark FordMichael J. Cherry

wildlife ecologyavian biologyecologyhabitat qualityanimal behaviorwildlifereintroduced elk herdanimal conservationconservation biologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologywildlife management

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