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James Johnson

Continuing Education Program Director
Education:
  • Ph.D. Wildlife Ecology and Management, University of Georgia, 2019 
  • M.S. Environmental Science, Florida Atlantic University, 2012
  • B.S. Biology, Armstrong Atlantic State University, 2008
Selected Publications:
  • Johnson, J.T., R.B. Chandler, L.M. Conner, M.J. Cherry, C.H. Killmaster, K.L. Johannsen, and K.V. Miller. (2022).  “Assessing the implications of sexual segregation when surveying white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus)”.  Wildlife Biology
  • Johnson, J.T., R.B. Chandler, L.M. Conner, M.J. Cherry, C.H. Killmaster, K.L. Johannsen, and K.V. Miller. (2021).  “Effects of bait on white-tailed deer resource selection”.  Animals 11(8): 10.3390/ani11082334 
  • Benscoter, B.W., J.T. Johnson, L. Reger.  (2021). “Controls on carbon loss during fire in managed herbaceous peatlands of the Florida Everglades”.  In Wetland Carbon and Environmental Management.  (Eds. K.W. Krauss, Z. Zhu, and C.L. Stagg).
  • Gulsby, W.D., M.J. Cherry, J.T. Johnson, L.M. Conner, K.V. Miller. (2018). “Behavioral Response of White-tailed Deer to Coyote Predation Risk". Ecosphere 9(3): e02141. 10.1002/ecs2.2141
  • Rutledge, B.T., M.J. Cherry, B.S. Cohen, M.B. Howze, J.T. Johnson.  (2016). “Coastal Plain Whitetails: The Ichauway Approach”. Outreach publication, Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center, Newton, GA.
  • Nungesser, M.K, C. Saunders, C. Coronado-Molina, J. Obeysekera, J.T. Johnson, C. McVoy, and B. Benscoter.  (2015). “Potential effects of climate change on Florida’s Everglades peatlands”. Journal of Environmental Management 55(4):824-835
Articles Featuring James Johnson

The Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources is pleased to announce the appointment of James Johnson as the new director of the continuing education program. Johnson is a Warnell alumnus who earned his Ph.D. in wildlife management from the school in 2019.

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