Mark Ford

Treesearch Publications

• Daria Maslyukova, Adam Coates, Mark Ford. 2024. Deadwood Management and Forest Health, Prince William Forest National Park, Virginia, USA
• Beverly Collins, Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford, Danielle Hawkins. 2010. Stand dynamics of relict red spruce in the Alarka Creek headwaters, North Carolina
• Mark Ford, Kurtis R. Moseley, Craig W. Stihler, John W. Edwards. 2010. Area occupancy and detection probabilities of the Virginia northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus) using nest-box surveys
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Mary Beth Adams. 2010. Reptile, amphibian, and small mammal species associated with natural gas development in the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Michael P. Strager. 2010. A multi-criteria decisionmaking approach to management indicator species selection for the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia.
• Thomas M. Schuler, Melissa Thomas-Van Gundy, Mary Beth Adams, Mark Ford. 2010. Seed bank response to prescribed fire in the central Appalachians.
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards. 2009. Local and landscape scale factors influencing edge effects on woodland salamanders
• Joshua B. Johnson, J. Edward Gates, Mark Ford. 2009. Notes on foraging activity of female Myotis leibii in Maryland
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Audrey K. Owens, Steven B. Castleberry, Mark Ford, John Kilgo, Timothy S. McCay. 2009. Soricid response to coarse woody debris manipulations in Coastal Plain loblolly pine forests.
• Joshua B. Johnson, John W. Edwards, Mark Ford, J. Edward Gates. 2009. Roost tree selection by northern myotis (Myotis septentrionalis) maternity colonies following prescribed fire in a Central Appalachian Mountains hardwood forest
• Audrey K. Owens, Kurtis R. Moseley, Timothy S. McCay, Steven B. Castleberry, John Kilgo, Mark Ford. 2008. Amphibian and reptile community response to coarse woody debris manipulations in upland loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) forests
• K. E. Francl, T. C. Glenn, S. B. Castleberry, Mark Ford. 2008. Genetic relationships of meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) populations in central Appalachian wetlands
• Joshua B. Johnson, J. Edward Gates, Mark Ford. 2008. Distribution and activity of bats at local and landscape scales within a rural-urban gradient
• Lester O. Dillard, Kevin R. Russell, Mark Ford. 2008. Macrohabitat models of occurrence for the threatened Cheat Mountain salamander, Plethodon nettingi
• Lester O. Dillard, Kevin R. Russell, Mark Ford. 2008. Site-level habitat models for the endemic, threatened Cheat Mountain salamander (Plethodon nettingi): the importance of geophysical and biotic attributes for predicting occurrence
• James Kochenderfer, Mark Ford. 2008. Utility of wire cages, tree shelters, and repellants to minimize herbivory to oak by white-tailed deer
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Mark Ford, Thomas M. Schuler. 2008. Long-term partial cutting impacts on Desmognathus salamander abundance in West Virginia headwater streams
• Breanna L. Riedel, Kevin R. Russell, Mark Ford, Katherine P. O'Neill, Harry W. Godwin. 2008. Habitat relationships of eastern red-backed salamanders (Plethodon cinereus) in Appalachian agroforestry and grazing systems
• Michael R. Schirmacher, Steven B. Castleberry, Mark Ford, Karl V. Miller. 2007. Habitat associations of bats in south-central West Virginia
• Mark Ford, Kely N. Mertz, Jennifer M. Menzel, Kenneth K. Sturm. 2007. Late winter home range and habitat use of the Virginia northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus)
• James S. Rentch, Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford, Gergory J. Nowacki. 2007. Red spruce stand dynamics, simulations, and restoration opportunities in the central Appalachians
• J.M. Menzel, Mark Ford, J.W. Edwards, L.J. Ceperley, L.J. Ceperley. 2006. A habitat model for the Virginia northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus) in the central Appalachian Mountains
• David W. McGill, Daniel J. Magill, James Kochenderfer, Mark Ford, Thomas M. Schuler. 2006. Information transfer during the timber transaction period in West Virginia. USA
• Breanna L. Riedel, Kevin R. Russell, Mark Ford, H. W. Godwin. 2006. Aneides aeneus (green salamander)
• Mark Ford, Jennifer M. Menzel, Michael A. Menzel, John W. Edwards, John C. Kilgo. 2006. Presence and absence of bats across habitat scales in the Upper Coastal Plain of South Carolina
• Robert Brooks, Mark Ford. 2006. Introduction to the Special Section--Bat Habitat Use in Eastern North American Temperate Forests: Site, Stand, an Landscape Effects
• Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford, Mary Beth Adams, James Kochenderfer, Pamela Edwards. 2006. Large area comparisons of forest management practices in West Virginia (1951-present)
• Mark Ford, Timothy S. McCay, Michael A. Menzel, W. David Webster, Cathryn H. Greenberg, John F. Pagels, Joseph F. Merritt. 2006. Influence of elevation and forest type on community assemblage and species distribution of shrews in the central and southern Appalachian Mountains
• Mark Ford, Steven B. Castleberry, Michael T. Mengak, Jane Rodrigue, Daniel J. Feller, Kevin R. Russell. 2006. Persistence of Allegheny woodrats Neotoma magister across the mid-Atlantic Appalachian Highlands landscape, USA
• Patrick D. Keyser, Mark Ford. 2006. Influence of fire on mammals in eastern oak forests
• David P. McCann, David W. McGill, Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford. 2006. Short-term effects of springtime prescribed fires on adult populations of soil-emerging weevils in Central Appalachian hardwood stands
• Steven B. Castleberry, Michael T. Mengak, Mark Ford. 2006. Mammalian species - Neotoma magister
• Mark Ford, Sheldon F. Owen, John W. Edwards, Jane Rodrigue. 2006. Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) as day-roosts of male Myotis septentrionalis (northern Bats) on the Fernow Experimental Forest, West Virginia
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Tamara M. Terry. 2006. Home range and habitat use of the Vulnerable Virginia northern flying squirrel Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus in the Central Appalachian Mountains, USA
• Tyler A. Campbell, Benjamin R. Laseter, Mark Ford, Richard H. Odom, Karl V. Miller. 2006. Abiotic factors influencing deer browsing in West Virginia
• Tyler A. Campbell, Christopher A. Landgon, Benjamin R. Laseter, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Karl V. Miller, Karl V. Miller. 2006. Movements of female white-tailed deer to bait sites in West Virginia, USA
• Mark Ford, Timothy S. McCay, Michael A. Menzel, W. David Webster, Cathryn H. Greenberg, John F. Pagels, Joseph F. Merritt, Joseph F. Merritt. 2005. Influence of elevation and forest type on community assemblage and species distribution of shrews in the central and southern Appalachian mountains
• E.L. Rowan, Mark Ford, S.B. Castleberry, J.L. Rodrigue, Thomas M. Schuler, T.M. Schuler. 2005. Response of eastern chipmunks to single application spring prescribed fires on the Fernow Experimental Forest
• P.D. Keyser, Mark Ford, W.M. Ford. 2005. Ten years of research on the MeadWestvaco Wildlife and Ecosystem Research Forest
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Mark Ford, Michael A. Menzel, Timothy C. Carter, James E. Gardner, James D. Garner, Joyce E. Hofmann. 2005. Summer habitat use and home-range analysis of the endangered Indiana bat
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Michael A. Jr. Menzel, John C. Kilgo, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Gary F. McCracken. 2005. Effect of habitat and foraging height on bat activity in the coastal plain of South Carolina
• Thomas M. Schuler, Mary Beth Adams, Mark Ford, James Kochenderfer, Pamela Edwards. 2005. Large Area Comparisons of Forest Management Practices (1951 - Present)
• Robert Brooks, Mark Ford. 2005. Bat Activity in a Forest Landscape of central Massachusetts
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Michael A. Menzel, John C. Kilgo, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards. 2005. Bat Response To Carolina Bays and Wetland Restoration in the Southeastern U.S. Coastal Plain
• Tyler A. Campbell, Benjamin R. Laseter, Mark Ford, Karl V. Miller, Karl V. Miller. 2005. Population characteristics of a central Appalachian white tailed deer herd
• S.B. Castleberry, W.P. Smith, Mark Ford, K.V. Miller, K.V. Miller. 2005. Herbivory and gap regeneration in southern bottomland hardwood forests
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Michael A. Menzel. 2004. Nest tree use by the endangered Virginia northern flying squirrel in the central Appalachian Mountains
• Kurtis R. Moseley, Steven B. Castleberry, Mark Ford. 2004. Coarse woody debris and pine litter manipulation effects on movement and microhabitat use of Ambystoma talpoideum in a Pinus taeda stand
• Karen E. Francl, Steven B. Castleberry, Mark Ford. 2004. Small mammal communities of high elevation central Appalachian wetlands
• Mark Ford, Steven L. Stephenson, Jennifer M. Menzel, Dawn R. Black, John W. Edwards. 2004. Habitat characteristics of the endangered Virginia northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus) in the central Appalachian mountains
• Tyler A. Campbell, Benjamin R. Laseter, Mark Ford, Karl V. Miller. 2004. Feasibility of localized management to control white-tailed deer in forest regeneration areas
• Sheldon F. Owen, Michael A. Menzel, John W. Edwards, Mark Ford, Jennifer M. Menzel, Brian R. Chapman, Petra Bohall Wood, Karl V. Miller. 2004. Bat Activity in Harvested and Intact Forest Stands in the Allegheny Mountains
• K.E. Francl, Mark Ford, S.B. and Castleberry. 2004. Characterization of high elevation central Appalachian wetlands
• Patrick D. Keyser, David J. Sausville, Mark Ford, Donald J. Schwab, Patrick Brose. 2004. Prescribed Fire Impacts to Amphibians and Reptiles in Shelterwood-harvested Oak-dominated Forests
• Timothy S. McCay, Matthew J. Lovallo, Mark Ford, Michael A. Menzel, Michael A. Menzel. 2004. Assembly rules for functional groups of North American shrews: effects of geographic range and habitat partitioning
• Mary Beth Adams, Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford, James Kochenderfer. 2003. Large woody debris in a second-growth central Appalachian hardwood stand: volume, composition, and dynamics
• Jennifer M. Menzel, Michael A. Menzel, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Steven R. Sheffield, John C. Kilgo, Mary S. Bunch. 2003. The distribution of the bats of South Carolina
• Timothy C. Carter, Mark Ford, Michael A. Menzel. 2002. Fire and bats in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic: more questions than answers?
• Mark Ford, Kevin R. Russell, Christopher E. Moorman. 2002. Preface
• Mark Ford, Chris A. Dobony, John W. Edwards. 2002. Shrews in managed northern hardwood stands in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia
• Mark Ford, Michael A. Menzel, Richard H. Odom. 2002. Elevation, aspect, and cove size effects on southern Appalachian salamanders
• Mark Ford, Jennifer M. Menzel, Michael A. Menzel, John W. Edwards. 2002. Summer Roost-Tree Selection by a Male Indiana Bat on the Fernow Experimental Forest
• Michael A. Menzel, Jennifer M. Menzel, Steven B. Castleberry, James Ozier, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards. 2002. Illustrated Key to Skins and Skulls of Bats in the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic States
• Linda S. Gribko, Thomas M. Schuler, Mark Ford. 2002. Biotic and abiotic mechanisms in the establishment of northern red oak seedlings: a review
• Sheldon F. Owen, Michael A. Menzel, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards, Brian R. Chapman, Karl V. Miller, Petra B. Wood. 2002. Roost tree selection by maternal colonies of northern long-eared myotis in an intensively managed forest
• Mark Ford, Kevin R. Russell, Christopher E. Moorman, [Editors]. 2002. Proceedings: the role of fire for nongame wildlife management and community restoration: traditional uses and new directions
• Mark Ford, Brian R. Chapman, Michael A. Menzel, Richard H. Odom. 2002. Stand age and habitat influences on salamanders in Appalachian cove hardwood forests
• Michael A. Menzel, Jennifer M. Menzel, Timothy C. Carter, Mark Ford, John W. Edwards. 2001. Review of the forest habitat relationships of the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis)
• Mark Ford, Michael A. Menzel, Timothy S. McCay, Jonathan W. Gassett, Joshua Laerm. 2000. Woodland salamander and small mammal responses to alternative silvicultural practices in the Southern Appalachians of North Carolina