Peter B. Landres, PhD

Treesearch Publications

• Patrick Kelly, Peter B. Landres. 2022. Does wilderness matter in the Anthropocene? Resolving a fundamental dilemma about the role of wilderness in 21st century conservation
• Peter B. Landres, Steve Boutcher, Elizabeth Mejicano. 2020. Wilderness character monitoring technical guide
• Peter B. Landres, Beth A. Hahn, Eric Biber, Daniel T. Spencer. 2020. Protected area stewardship in the Anthropocene: Integrating science, law, and ethics to evaluate proposals for ecological restoration in wilderness
• James Tricker, Peter B. Landres. 2018. Mapping threats to wilderness character in the National Wilderness Preservation System
• Lucy Lieberman, Beth Hahn, Peter B. Landres. 2018. Manipulating the wild: A survey of restoration and management interventions in U.S. wilderness
• Brian Cooke, Beth Hahn, Peter B. Landres. 2018. Keeping it wild: Asking the right questions to guide wilderness management
• Kristin K. Pace, James Tricker, Andrew Baltensperger, Peter B. Landres. 2017. Mapping wilderness character in Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
• James Tricker, Ann Schwaller, Teresa Hanson, Elizabeth Mejicano, Peter B. Landres. 2017. Mapping wilderness character in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Rob Burrows, James Tricker, Dan Abbe, Peter B. Landres, Jon Paynter, David Schirokauer, Philip Hooge. 2016. Mapping wilderness character in Denali National Park and Preserve
• Cameron E. Naficy, Eric G. Keeling, Peter B. Landres, Paul F. Hessburg, Thomas T. Veblen, Anna Sala. 2016. Wilderness in the 21st Century: A framework for testing assumptions about ecological intervention in wilderness using a case study of fire ecology in the Rocky Mountains
• Peter B. Landres, Chris Barns, Steve Boutcher, Tim Devine, Peter Dratch, Adrienne Lindholm, Linda Merigliano, Nancy Roeper, Emily Simpson. 2015. Keeping it wild 2: An updated interagency strategy to monitor trends in wilderness character across the National Wilderness Preservation System
• James Tricker, Peter B. Landres, Gregg Fauth, Paul Hardwick, Alex Eddy. 2014. Mapping wilderness character in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
• Peter B. Landres, Suzy Stutzman, Wade Vagias, Carol Cook, Christina Mills, Tim Devine, Sandee Dingman, Adrienne Lindholm, Miki Stuebe, Melissa Memory, Ruth Scott, Michael Bilecki, Ray O'Neil, Chris Holbeck, Frank Turina, Michael Haynie, Sarah Craighead, Chip Jenkins, Jeremy Curtis, Karen Trevino. 2014. Keeping it wild in the National Park Service: A user guide to integrating wilderness character into park planning, management, and monitoring
• Steve Carver, James Tricker, Peter B. Landres. 2013. Keeping it wild: Mapping wilderness character in the United States
• James Tricker, Peter B. Landres, Jennifer Chenoweth, Roger Hoffman, Scott Ruth. 2013. Mapping wilderness character in Olympic National Park
• Anne E. Black, Peter B. Landres. 2012. Understanding the effects of fire management practices on forest health: implications for weeds and vegetation structure
• Marion Hourdequin, Peter B. Landres, Mark J. Hanson, David R. Craig. 2012. Ethical implications of democratic theory for U.S. public participation in environmental impact assessment
• James Tricker, Peter B. Landres, Sandee Dingman, Charlie Callagan, John Stark, Leah Bonstead, Kelly Fuhrmann, Steve Carver. 2012. Mapping wilderness character in Death Valley National Park
• Peter B. Landres, Wade M. Vagias, Suzy Stutzman. 2012. Using wilderness character to improve wilderness stewardship
• Jill Cowley, Peter B. Landres, Melissa Memory, Doug Scott, Adrienne Lindholm. 2012. Integrating cultural resources and wilderness character
• Ashley Adams, Peter B. Landres, Simon Kingston. 2012. A database application for wilderness character monitoring
• Anne E. Black, Peter B. Landres. 2011. Understanding the effects of fire management practices on forest health: Implications for weeds and vegetation structure (Project INT-F-04-01) [Chapter 14]
• Michael K. Schwartz, Peter B. Landres, David Parsons. 2011. Wildlife scientists and wilderness managers finding common ground with noninvasive and nonintrusive sampling of wildlife
• Richard J. Hobbs, David N. Cole, Laurie Yung, Erika S. Zavaleta, Gregory H. Aplet, F. Stuart Chapin, Peter B. Landres, David Parsons, Nathan L. Stephenson, Peter S. White, David M. Graber, Eric S. Higgs, Connie I. Millar, John M. Randall, Kathy A. Tonnessen, Stephen Woodley. 2010. Guiding concepts for park and wilderness stewardship in an era of global environmental change
• Peter B. Landres. 2010. Let it be: A hands-off approach to preserving wildness in protected areas [chapter 6]
• David R. Craig, Peter B. Landres, Laurie Yung. 2010. Improving wilderness stewardship through searchable databases of U.S. legislative history and legislated special provisions
• Peter B. Landres. 2010. A framework to evaluate proposals for scientific activities in wilderness
• Peter B. Landres. 2009. A new tool to evaluate proposals for climate change research in U.S. wilderness
• Peter B. Landres, Steve Boutcher, Liese Dean, Troy Hall, Tamara Blett, Terry Carlson, Ann Mebane, Carol Hardy, Susan Rinehart, Linda Merigliano, David N. Cole, Andy Leach, Pam Wright, Deb Bumpus. 2009. Technical guide for monitoring selected conditions related to wilderness character
• Peter B. Landres. 2009. Book review: The Wilderness Debate Rages On: Continuing the Great New Wilderness Debate
• Robert E. Keane, Paul F. Hessburg, Peter B. Landres, Fred Swanson. 2009. The use of historical range and variability (HRV) in landscape management
• David N. Cole, Laurie Yung, Erika S. Zavaleta, Gregory H. Aplet, F. Stuart III Chaplin, David M. Graber, Eric S. Higgs, Richard J. Hobbs, Peter B. Landres, Connie I. Millar, David Parsons, John M. Randall, Nathan L. Stephenson, Kathy A. Tonnessen, Peter S. White, Stephen Woodley. 2008. Naturalness and beyond: Protected area stewardship in an era of global environmental change
• Peter B. Landres, Brad Barr, Cyril F. Kormos. 2008. The matrix: A comparison of international wilderness laws
• Peter B. Landres, Mary Beth Hennessy, Kimberly Schlenker, David N. Cole, Steve Boutcher. 2008. Applying the concept of wilderness character to national forest planning, monitoring, and management
• Peter B. Landres, Chris Barns, John G. Dennis, Tim Devine, Paul Geissler, Curtis S. McCasland, Linda Merigliano, Justin Seastrand, Ralph Swain. 2008. Keeping it wild: an interagency strategy to monitor trends in wilderness character across the National Wilderness Preservation System
• Peter B. Landres. 2007. Update on wilderness character monitoring
• Lewis C. Sharman, Peter B. Landres, Susan Boudreau. 2007. Developing a framework for evaluating proposals for research in wilderness: Science to protect and learn from parks
• Peter B. Landres. 2006. Developing wilderness character monitoring: A personal reflection
• Nancy Roeper, Peter B. Landres, Don Fisher. 2006. The global wilderness seminar for government agencies: a meeting at the crossroads of wildlands stewardship
• Peter B. Landres. 2005. Balancing the benefits and impacts of science in Alaska's wilderness
• Peter B. Landres, Steve Boutcher, Linda Merigliano, Chris Barns, Denis Davis, Troy Hall, Steve Henry, Brad Hunter, Patrice Janiga, Mark Laker, Al McPherson, Douglas S. Powell, Mike Rowan, Susan Sater. 2005. Monitoring selected conditions related to wilderness character: a national framework
• Giles C. Thelen, Jorge M. Vivanco, Beth Newingham, William Good, Harsh P. Bais, Peter B. Landres, Anthony Caesar, Ragan M. Callaway. 2005. Insect herbivory stimulates allelopathic exudation by an invasive plant and the suppression of natives
• Peter B. Landres. 2004. Developing indicators to monitor the "outstanding opportunities" quality of wilderness character
• Peter Alpert, David Western, Barry R. Noon, Brett G. Dickson, Andrzej Bobiec, Peter B. Landres, George Nickas. 2004. Managing the wild: should stewards be pilots?
• Carol L. Miller, Peter B. Landres. 2004. Exploring information needs for wildland fire and fuels management
• Peter B. Landres, Judy Alderson, David Parsons. 2003. The challenge of doing science in wilderness: historical, legal, and policy context
• David Parsons, Peter B. Landres, Carol L. Miller. 2003. Wildland fire use: the dilemma of managing and restoring natural fire and fuels in United States wilderness
• Peter B. Landres, David R. Spildie, Lloyd P. Queen. 2001. GIS applications to wilderness management: potential uses and limitations
• Peter B. Landres, Shannon Meyer, Sue Matthews. 2001. The Wilderness Act and fish stocking: an overview of legislation, judicial interpretation, and agency implementation
• Peter B. Landres. 2000. A framework for evaluating proposals for scientific activities in wilderness
• Peter B. Landres, Mark W. Brunson, Linda Merigliano, Charisse Sydoriak, Steve Morton. 2000. Naturalness and wilderness: the dilemma and irony of managing wilderness
• Carol L. Miller, Peter B. Landres, Paul B. Alaback. 2000. Evaluating risks and benefits of wildland fire at landscape scales
• Peter B. Landres, Shannon Meyer. 2000. National Wilderness Preservation System database: key attributes and trends, 1964 through 1999
• Alan E. Watson, David N. Cole, Gregory T. Friese, John C. Hendee, Peter B. Landres, Thoms F. Geary, Gerald L. Stokes, Jeff Jarvis, Wes Henry. 1999. Wilderness uses, users, values, and management
• David Parsons, Peter B. Landres. 1998. Restoring natural fire to wilderness: How are we doing?
• David N. Cole, Peter B. Landres. 1996. Threats to wilderness ecosystems: impacts and research needs
• David N. Cole, Peter B. Landres. 1995. Indirect effects of recreation on wildlife
• Peter B. Landres. 1995. The role of ecological monitoring in managing wilderness
• Peter B. Landres, David N. Cole, Alan E. Watson. 1994. A monitoring strategy for the national wilderness preservation system

Articles

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  Does wilderness have a role in 21st century conservation?

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/rmrs/articles/does-wilderness-have-role-21st-century-conservation

• Lewis and Clark College, B.S., Natural Science, 1972
• Utah State University, Ph.D., Ecology and Biology, 1981