The University of Arizona

management

Peter F. Ffolliot

Title: 
Professor of Watershed Management, Professor of Dendrochronology, Professor of Arid Lands
Area of Expertise: 
snow hydrology, land and resource management, ecosystem management
Professor
As a member of the watershed management faculty, I am involved with studies related to improving the yield, quality, and distribution of water in forest and woodland ecosystems; management practices in the ecosystems of the Southwest; and the development of strategies and tactics for the management and sustainable utilization of renewable natural resources.

Simulating Visitor Impact on Public Land

 


Rangelands West

Short Description: 
Rangelands West is a website offering a wide array of tools and information on rangeland management in the Western United States. It is developed by partners from 19 land-grant universities.

Rangeland health affects us all. Rangelands comprise about 40% of the landmass of the United States and provide valuable grazing lands for livestock and wildlife. They serve as a source of high quality water, clean air, and open spaces and benefit people through recreation, agriculture, and mining. The Rangelands West website was created to share information and tools to care for these extensive and diverse lands.


Distribution and abundance of non-native fishes in streams of the American West.

Authors:

Schade CB; SA Bonar

Source:

North American Journal of Fisheries Management, p.1386-1394 (2005)

Keywords:

fisheries; management; non-native species; species abundance; species distribution


Comparison of upper thermal tolerances of native and nonnative fish species in Arizona

Authors:

Carver CJ; AM Wildner; SA Bonar

Source:

Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, p.1433-1440 (2006)

Keywords:

fisheries; management; native fish; heat tolerance


Wildlife & Fisheries Resources

Our Wildlife & Fisheries program area prepares graduate and undergraduate students in Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation and Management. 

Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation and Management is the study of wild animals, fish, and other organisms. It involves the study of their biology and the interrelationships with each other, with humans, and with the physical and biological environments that make up their habitats.

Short Description: 
Our Wildlife & Fisheries program area prepares graduate and undergraduate students in Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation and Management.
Contact Information
Contact Person: 
R. William Mannan
Contact Email Address: 
mannan@ag.arizona.edu
Contact Phone Number: 
1 520-621-7283
Contact Address: 
Biological Sciences East 325
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85711 US


Watershed Resources

Our Watershed Resources program area prepares graduate and undergraduate students in Watershed Management & Ecohydrology.

Short Description: 
Our Watershed Resources prgram area prepares graduate and undergraduate students in Watershed Management & Ecohydrology.
Contact Information
Contact Person: 
Phil Guertin
Contact Email Address: 
phil@srnr.arizona.edu
Contact Phone Number: 
1 520-621-1723
Contact Address: 
Biological Sciences East
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85720 US


Rangeland & Forest Resources

Our Rangeland & Forest Resources program area includes academic programs for graduates and undergraduates in Rangeland Ecology & Managment. 

Short Description: 
SNR's Rangeland & Forest Resources works to understand, conserve and manage rangelands and forests.
Contact Information
Contact Person: 
George Ruyle
Contact Email Address: 
gruyle@ag.arizona.edu
Contact Phone Number: 
1 520-621-1384
Contact Address: 
Biological Sciences East 302
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85720 US


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