Mark Hebblewhite

Mark Hebblewhite is a Professor in Ungulate Ecology at the Wildlife Biology Program, University of Montana. His research integrates ecological theory with applied wildlife management, focusing on species like elk, wolves, and grizzly bears.

• Institution: University of Montana
• Academic Rank: Professor

Research Interests span:

• Wildlife-habitat interactions
• Predator-prey dynamics
• Conservation of endangered species
• Remote sensing for forest and wildlife monitoring
• Climate change impacts on ecosystems

Recent Publications emphasize:

• Multi-scale movement ecology
• Remote sensing integration for forest inventory
• Anthropogenic effects on wildlife behavior
• Fire ecology and post-disturbance recovery
• LiDAR and satellite-based vegetation mapping

Collaborations include researchers from the University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, Colorado State University, and the Wildlife Conservation Society.