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2. Acknowledgments
3. Contributors
4. Chapter 12. Melting the Iceberg
5. Chapter 1. The Importance of Diversity
6. Index
7. Chapter 3. Who Are We Now? Shaping Future Generations of the Wildlife Profession
8. Chapter 13. Looking toward the Future
9. Part II: Diverse Perspectives and Practical Acts: Listening and Learning for an Inclusive and Equitable Future
10. Chapter 2. Trailblazers: Women Who Forged a Path in Wildlife History
11. Chapter 5. Creating an Equitable Environment: Learning from a River
12. Chapter 4. Personal and Institutional Barriers to Success: Challenges and Solutions for Women
13. Part I: Breaking Ground and Presenting Facts: Acknowledging the Past and Defining Present Challenges
14. Half Title Page, Title Page, Copyright
15. Chapter 6. Perspectives of Native Women in Wildlife: Building a Diverse Future
16. Chapter 8. Breaking the Binary: LGBTQ+ Wildlifer Perspectives
17. Chapter 11. The Responsibilities of Men in Supporting Women
18. Chapter 7. Women of Color in Wildlife: Stories of Support and Setbacks
19. Chapter 10. Multi-scale Approaches to Increase Inclusion
20. Ancient bat remains illustrate the role of caves as habitat anchors in the temporally dynamic landscape of the Grand Canyon
21. Increased bat activity at urban water sources: implications for cross-species transmission of bat rabies to mesocarnivores
22. Factors Influencing Support for Bat Management and Conservation in the Wildland-Urban Interface
23. Fire Ecology and Management of Southwestern Forests
24. Forbs, graminoids, and lepidopterans: breadth and seasonal variation in the diet of the New Mexico jumping mouse (Zapus luteus).
25. Grazing and Wildfire Effects on Small Mammals Inhabiting Montane Meadows
26. Track Plates Detect the Endangered New Mexico Jumping Mouse
27. Acceptance of Bats to Gates at Abandoned Mines
28. Fire Ecology and Management of Southwestern Forests
29. Increased bat activity at urban water sources: implications for cross-species transmission of bat rabies to mesocarnivores.
30. Wagering with an incomplete deck—refining conservation plans for the New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse (Zapus luteus luteus)
31. EFFECTS OF PONDEROSA PINE FOREST RESTORATION ON HABITAT FOR BATS
32. Mixed Effects of Gating Subterranean Habitat on Bats : A Review
33. Use of Wildlife Water Developments by Birds in Southwest Arizona during Migration
34. Potential Effects of Livestock Water-Trough Modifications on Bats in Northern Arizona
35. Red Squirrel Use of Dwarf Mistletoe-Induced Witches' Brooms in Douglas-Fir
36. Song and metaphoric imagery in forensic music therapy
37. Use of Witches' Brooms by Abert Squirrels in Ponderosa Pine Forests
38. Selection of Gambel Oak Roosts by Southwestern Myotis in Ponderosa Pine-Dominated Forests, Northern Arizona
39. DWARF MISTLETOE AND BREEDING BIRD ABUNDANCE IN PONDEROSA PINE FORESTS
40. Once upon a time in Mexico: Holocene biogeography of the spotted bat (Euderma maculatum)
41. Use of Artificial Roosts by Forest-Dwelling Bats in Northern Arizona
42. Breeding Bird Responses to Three Silvicultural Treatments in the Oregon Coast Range
43. Response of Small Mammals to Clearcutting, Burning, and Glyphosate Application in the Oregon Coast Range
44. Response of Amphibians to Clearcutting, Burning, and Glyphosate Application in the Oregon Coast Range
45. Environmental drivers of body size in North American bats
46. Data, code, and metadata for: Environmental drivers of body size in North American bats
47. Increased Visitation at Urban Water Sources by Bats and Raccoons: Implications for Cross-species Transmission of Rabies
48. Leadership of Diversity in the Ontario Fire Service
49. Once upon a time in Mexico: Holocene phylogeography of the spotted bat (Euderma maculatum)
50. Mammalian eDNA on herbaceous vegetation? Validating a qPCR assay for detection of an endangered rodent
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