Todd Rawlinson

Treesearch Publications

• Joseph L. Ganey, James P. Ward, Todd Rawlinson, Sean Kyle, Ryan S. Jonnes. 2020. Annual climate in Mexican Spotted Owl habitat in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico: Implications for responding to climate change
• Joseph L. Ganey, Jose Iniguez, Shaula Hedwall, William M. Block, James P. Ward, Ryan S. Jonnes, Todd Rawlinson, Sean Kyle, Darrell L. Apprill. 2016. Evaluating desired conditions for Mexican spotted owl nesting and roosting habitat
• Joseph L. Ganey, James P. Ward, Jeffrey S. Jenness, William M. Block, Shaula Hedwall, Ryan S. Jonnes, Darrell L. Apprill, Todd Rawlinson, Sean Kyle, Steven L. Spangle. 2014. Use of protected activity centers by Mexican Spotted Owls in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico
• Joseph L. Ganey, Darrell L. Apprill, Todd Rawlinson, Sean Kyle, Ryan S. Jonnes, James P. Ward. 2014. Breeding dispersal of Mexican Spotted Owls in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico
• Joseph L. Ganey, Sean Kyle, Todd Rawlinson, Darrell L. Apprill, James P Ward. 2014. Relative abundance of small mammals in nest core areas and burned wintering areas of Mexican spotted owls in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico
• Joseph L. Ganey, Gary C. White, James P. Ward, Sean Kyle, Darrell L. Apprill, Todd Rawlinson, Ryan S. Jonnes. 2014. Demography of Mexican spotted owls in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico
• Joseph L. Ganey, Darrell L. Apprill, Todd Rawlinson, Sean Kyle, Ryan S. Jonnes, James P. Ward. 2013. Nesting habitat of Mexican spotted owls in the Sacramento Mountains
• Todd Rawlinson. 2010. Rocky Mountain Research Station Part 2 [U.S. Forest Service scientists continue work with the Lincoln National Forest]
• Todd Rawlinson. 2010. Rocky Mountain Research Station Part 1 [U.S. Forest Service scientists continue work with the Lincoln National Forest]