Angela Fuller, Cornell University

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Associate Professor Ithaca, New York akf34@cornell.edu Office: (607) 255-2841

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Animal movements Ecological thresholds Forest fragmentation on mammals Mammalian wildlife ecology Species-habitat relationships Wildlife conservation Wildlife management

Bio/Research

Angela Fuller joined the Department of Natural Resources in 2009 and is the Unit Leader (Wildlife) of the New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. She is a mammalian wildlife ecologist and conducts applied research to inform conservation and management. Her primary research interests...

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Bio/Research

Angela Fuller joined the Department of Natural Resources in 2009 and is the Unit Leader (Wildlife) of the New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. She is a mammalian wildlife ecologist and conducts applied research to inform conservation and management. Her primary research interests center on the effects of forest fragmentation on mammals, species-habitat relationships, animal movements, and ecological thresholds.

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