Peer Reviewed Publications

Published

Moskowitz, D.E., Machowicz, A.C., Scrafford, M.A., Naveau, P., Rose, J.N., & Williams, S. (2025). Evaluating the accuracy of wolverine identification from photographs of snow tracks by expert observers in North America. Wildlife Biology.
Open Access: https://doi.org/10.1002/wlb3.01466

Malesis, A., Windell, R.M., Vanbianchi, C., & Prugh, L. R. (2024). Coyotes take advantage of ungulate carrion subsidies as wolves recolonize Washington. Canadian Journal of Zoology.

Vanbianchi, C., Gaines, W.L., Murphy, M.A., & Hodges, K.E. (2018). Navigating fragmented landscapes: Canada lynx brave poor quality habitats while traveling. Ecology and Evolution, 8(22): 11293-11308. PDF.

Vanbianchi, C., Gaines, W.L., Murphy, M.A., Pither, J., & Hodges, K.E. (2017). Habitat selection by Canada lynx: Making due in heavily fragmented landscapes.  Biodiversity and Conservation, 26(14): 3343-3361. PDF.

Vanbianchi, C., Murphy, M.A., & Hodges, K.E. (2017). Canada lynx use of burned areas: Conservation implications of changing fire regimes. Ecology and Evolution, 7(7): 2382-2394. PDF.

In preparation

Machowicz, A.C., Windell, R.M., Reese, E., & Prugh, L. In prep. Factors of field observer reliability in species identification of carnivore scat. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 

Reports

Hoffman, C.M., Machowicz, A.C., Windell, R.M. Methow Valley Community Bear Assessment. Produced in partnership with Defenders of Wildlife, April 2024. 

Machowicz, A.C., Vanbianchi, C., Windell, R.M. Recreation and Wildlife in Washington: Considerations for Conservation. A report on current knowledge. Produced in partnership with Conservation Northwest, August 2022.