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Dr. Dan Sullins is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Unit Leader of the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Kansas State University. He holds a Ph.D. in Biology from Kansas State University and specializes in wildlife ecology and management.
His research investigates how birds utilize spatially and temporally varying resources, with focus areas including:
- Conservation of avian species throughout their annual cycles
- Landscape and temporal effects on population dynamics
- Resource availability and selection effects on demographics
Recent publications demonstrate strong research focus on fire ecology impacts, habitat restoration challenges, and conservation program effectiveness in prairie ecosystems. His work frequently examines species like prairie grouse within mixed-grass prairie environments.
Dr. Sullins leads significant field research initiatives through the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and maintains active collaborations with government and conservation organizations.
