Publications

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Publications

In our lab we typically follow authorship conventions where the individual who primarily led the project and wrote the first draft is the first author, and the senior author or mentor is the final author. 

* indicates lab member or mentee

Under review

Ditmer, M. A., M. Sergeyev, H. E. Chmura, J. M. Tucker, G. M. Jones, K. E. Norman, R. B. Hart, M. K. Schwartz, A. M. Townsend, R. E. Green, S. L. Stock, G. Wittemyer (Under review) Human recreation and fire history shape landscape connectivity for an endangered forest carnivore.

Hart, R., H. A. Kramer, J. Barry, M. Z. Peery, S. Eyes, C. Thompson, S. Sawyer, G. M. Jones (Under review) Habitat loss and fragmentation for an old-forest species is driven by severe wildfire and drought.

Latif, Q., M. Clément, G. M. Jones, S. Hedwall, R. Kirby, C. Latimer (Under review)  Mexican spotted owl occupancy trends and dynamics bolster informativeness of remotely sensed environmental metrics for adaptive management.

Ayars, J.*, M. Z. Peery, B. P. Dotters, K. N. Roberts, G. M. Jones (Under review) Multi-scale, gradient analysis of habitat selection in California spotted owls.

Ayars, J.*, G. M. Jones, M. Strimas-Mackey, G. Duran, A. N. Stillman (Under review) Seasonal variation in range-wide fire-animal associations.

McGinn, K.*, M. Z. Peery, J. J. Keane, K. Roberts, B. Dotters, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, L. R. Gallagher, P. Shaklee, T. Munton, R. B. Hart*, R. J. Gutiérrez, G. M. Jones (Under review) The impacts of wildfire on spotted owls: a bioregional-scale data synthesis.

Fuller, K., M. Terwilliger, G. M. Jones, J. Cruz (Under review) Mexican spotted owl long-term occupancy in Grand Canyon National Park. 

Published

2025 and In Press —————————–

[80] Barry, J. M., R. B. Hart*, G. M. Jones, H. A. Kramer, K. McGinn*, M. Z. Peery (In Press) Dynamic wildlife habitat mapping and attribution analyses reveal that wildfire, not fuels management, drives declines in an old forest species. Forest Ecology and Management.

[79] Norman, K. E.*, A. N. Stillman, S. A. Parks, C. Davis, G. M. Jones (In Press) Exposure of western United States bird communities to predicted high severity fire. Nature Communications.

[78] Jones, G. M. and J. G. Pausas (In Press) Embracing a dynamic view of nature for biodiversity conservation. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.

[77] Chmura, H. E., M. Ditmer, G. M. Jones, M. K. Schwartz, J. M. Tucker, R. B. Hart*, K. E. Norman*, A. M. Townsend, S. L. Stock, R. E. Green (In Press) Divergent activity patterns of male and female fishers in a human-influenced landscape. Canadian Journal of Zoology.

[76] Kramer, H. A., E. M. Ng, J. M. Winiarski, A. Koltunov, M. R. Slaton, G. M. Jones, M. Z. Peery (In Press) Mapping disturbance across California’s rapidly changing National Forests. Forest Ecology and Management.

[75] Norman, K. E.*, C. Boettiger, T. Poisot, G. M. Jones (In Press) The role of AI in ecology’s computational carbon footprint. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.

[74] McGinn, K.*, G. M. Jones, H. A. Kramer, S. A. Whitmore, J. M. Winiarski, E. M. Ng, C. M. Wood, S. C. Sawyer, C. Thompson, M. Z. Peery (In Press) Fuels management mitigates megafires to the benefit of old forest species. Forest Ecology and Management.

[73] Sanderlin, J. S., G. M. Jones, B. E. Strohmeyer, C. M. Wood, V. Stein Foster, R. Guaderrama, A. Chavez, P. Handley, S. Kahl, R. Kirby, K. E. Norman*, J. Williams (2025) Expanding biodiversity monitoring in the southwestern United States with passive acoustic monitoring. Southwestern Naturalist 69: 1-11.

[72] Barry, J., C. M. Wood, G. M. Jones, K. McGinn*, K. Kelly, H. A. Kramer, D. Hofstadter, S. Kahl, H. Klinck, N. Kryshak, B. P. Dotters, K. N. Roberts, J. J. Keane, E. Ng, M. Z. Peery (2025) Divergent responses of native predators to severe wildfire and biological invasion are mediated by life history. Ecological Applications 35: e70135.

[71] Jones, G. M., D. M. Owens*, L. R. Moyer-Horner, J. Belt (2025) Observation of plastic hairbrush bristles in the haypile of an American Pika (Ochotona princeps) in Glacier National Park, MT. Northwestern Naturalist 105: 200-203.

[70] Goldberg, J. F.*, K. C. Rodman, G. M. Jones (2025) Characterizing climate- and fire-driven habitat vulnerability for an old-forest species. Landscape Ecology 40: 165.

[69] Stillman, A. N., G. M. Jones, M. Strimas-Mackey, G. Duran, C. Andrews, S. Ligocki, T. Auer, V. Ruiz-Gutierrez, S. C. Sawyer, D. Fink (2025) Evaluating macroecological fire impacts on bird populations. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 23: e70003.

[68] Jones, G. M., B. M. Collins, L. E. Hankin, R. Hart*, M. D. Meyer, J. Regelbrugge, Z. L. Steel, C. Thompson (2025) Collapse and restoration of mature forest habitat in California. Biological Conservation 308: 111241.

[67] Hart, R.*, C. M. Thompson, J. M. Tucker, S. C. Sawyer, S. A. Eyes, S. J. Saberi, Z. Yang, G. M. Jones (2025) Rapid declines in southern Sierra Nevada fisher habitat driven by drought and wildfire. Diversity and Distributions 31: e70023.

[66] Linley, G., C. Jolly, T. Doherty, W. Geary, D. Armenteras, C. Belcher, R. Bliege Bird, A. Duane, M. Fletcher, M. Giorgis, A. Haslem, G. M. Jones, L. Kelly, C. Lee, R. Nolan, C. Parr, J. Pausas, J. Price, A. Regos, E. Ritchie, J. Ruffault, G. Williamson, Q. Wu, D. Nimmo (2025) ‘Megafire’—you may not like it, but you cannot avoid it. Global Ecology and Biogeography 34: e70032.

[65] Miller-ter Kuile, A., J. S. Sanderlin, J. Ayars*, H. Chmura, M. Dressen, J. D. Golding, G. M. Jones, R. Kirby, K. E. Norman*, Z. L. Steel, V. Stein Foster (2025) Functionalizing ecological integrity: using functional ecology to monitor animal communities. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 23: e2852.

[64] Barry, J., G. M. Jones, B. Zuckerberg, R. Tanner, N. Kryshak, M. Z. Peery (2025) Rarity of spotted owls in Southern California. Southwestern Naturalist 68: 247-256.

[63] Jones, G. M., C. Thompson, S. C. Sawyer, K. E. Norman*, S. A. Parks, T. M. Hayes, D. L. Hankins (2025) Conserving landscape dynamics, not just landscapes. BioScience 75: 409–415.

[62] Brunk, K. M., C. Maxwell, M. Z. Peery, G. M. Jones, L. R. Gallagher, J. F. Goldberg, A. L. Westerling, J. J. Keane, S. Kahl, H. A. Kramer, C. M. Wood (2025) Bioregional-scale acoustic monitoring can support fire-prone forest restoration planning. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 23: e2843.

[61] Jones, G. M., K. McGinn* (In Press) Impacts of wildfire on raptor communities. Chapter 9 in: Contemporary Issues in Conservation and Management of Raptors. Bibles, B., and Boal, C., editors. Johns Hopkins University Press.

[60] Jones, G. M., A. Spannuth, A. Chongpinitchai, M. D. Hurteau (2025) Prescribed fire, managed burning, and previous wildfires reduce the severity of a southwestern US gigafire. Forest Ecology and Management 580: 122540.

[59] Jones, G. M., D. S. Reid*, C. J. Zulla*, J. Williams, S. J. Hedwall, R. Kirby (2025) Mexican spotted owls use forest mosaics affected by timber harvest, insects, and wildfire. Southwestern Naturalist 69: 1-8.

[58] McGinn, K.*, B. Zuckerberg, G. M. Jones, C. M. Wood, S. Kahl, K. Kelly, S. A. Whitmore, H. A. Kramer, J. Barry, E. Ng, M. Z. Peery (2025) Frequent, heterogenous fire supports a forest owl assemblage. Ecological Applications 35: e3080.

[57] Jones, G. M., C. K. Stanley, M. Z. Peery, C. Maxwell, K. N. Wilson (2025) Accelerated forest restoration may benefit spotted owls through landscape complementation. Animal Conservation 28: 236-248.

[56] Hurteau, M. D., R. Baker, K. Gonterman, A. Granath, J. Lopez-Binder, M. D. Taylor, L. S. Rojas, L. Rotche, A. Graves, M. J. Goodwin, G. M. Jones, C. Marsh (2025) Changing climate and disturbance effects on southwestern US forests. Forest Ecology and Management 575: 122388.

2024 ——————————————–

[55] Jones, G. M. (2024) Complex biodiversity outcomes after megafires. Nature 635: 817-818.

[54] McGinn, K.*, C. J. Zulla*, M. E. Wright*, Z. Wilkinson, B. P. Dotters, K. N. Roberts, J. J. Keane, M. Z. Peery, G. M. Jones (2024) Energetics explain predator occurrence and movement in pyrodiverse landscapes. Landscape Ecology 39: 182. 

[53] Reid, D. S.*, C. J. Zulla*, N. F. Kryshak*, J. Williams, S. J. Hedwall, R. Kirby, G. M. Jones (2024) Testing the efficacy of protected areas: Use of protected activity centers by GPS-tagged Mexican spotted owls. Journal of Raptor Research 59: 1-11. 

[52] Jones, G. M. (2024) What’s the point of peer review? Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 20: e2785.

[51] Latif, Q., J. Valente, A. Johnston, K. Davis, F. Fogarty, A. Green, G. M. Jones, M. Leu, N. Michel, D. Pavlacky, E. Rigby, C. Rushing, J. Sanderlin, M. Tingley, Q. Zhao (2024) Designing count-based studies in a world of hierarchical models. Journal of Wildlife Management 88: e22622.

[50] Jones, G. M., M. A. Clément, C. E. Latimer, M. E. Wright*, J. S. Sanderlin, S. J. Hedwall, R. Kirby (2024) Frequent burning and limited stand-replacing fire supports Mexican spotted owl pair occupancy. Fire Ecology 20: 37. 

[49] Watson, W. A., D. F. Hofstadter, G. M. Jones, H. A. Kramer, N. F. Kryshak, C. J. Zulla, S. A. Whitmore, V. O’Rourke, J. J. Keane, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2024) Characterizing juvenile dispersal dynamics of invasive Barred Owls: Implications for management. Ornithological Applications 126: duad061.

[48] Steel, Z. L., J. E. D. Miller, L. C. Ponisio, M. W. Tingley, K. Wilkin, R. V. Blakey, K. M. Hoffman, G. M. Jones (2024) A roadmap for pyrodiversity science. Journal of Biogeography 51: 280-293.

2023 ——————————————–

[47] Ayars, J.*, H. A. Kramer, G. M. Jones (2023) The 2020 to 2021 California megafires and their impacts to wildlife habitat. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 120: e2312909120.

[46] Jones, G. M., J. Goldberg*, T. Wilcox, L. Buckley, C. L. Parr, E. B. Linck, E. D. Fountain, M. K. Schwartz (2023) Fire-adapted traits in animals. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 38: 1117-1118.

[45] Wright, M. E.*, M. Z. Peery, J. Ayars*, B. P. Dotters, K. N. Roberts, G. M. Jones (2023) Fuels reduction can directly improve spotted owl foraging habitat in the Sierra Nevada. Forest Ecology and Management 549: 121430.

[44] Zulla, C. J.*, G. M. Jones, H. A. Kramer, J. J. Keane, K. N. Roberts, B. P. Dotters, S. C. Sawyer, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, K. G. Kelly, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2023) Forest heterogeneity outweighs movement costs by enhancing hunting success and fitness in spotted owls. Landscape Ecology 38: 2655-2673.

[43] Jones, G. M., J. Goldberg*, T. Wilcox, L. Buckley, C. L. Parr, E. B. Linck, E. D. Fountain, M. K. Schwartz (2023) Fire-driven animal evolution in the Pyrocene. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 38: 1072-1084.

[42] Squires, J. R., J. S. Ivan, K. Paolini, L. E. Olson, G. M. Jones, J. D. Holbrook (2023) Keystone structures maintain forest function for Canada Lynx after large-scale beetle outbreak. Environmental Research: Ecology 2: 011001.

[41] Wilkinson, Z. A., H. A. Kramer, G. M. Jones, C. J. Zulla, K. McGinn, J. M. Barry, S. C. Sawyer, R. Tanner, R. J. Gutiérrez, J. J. Keane, M. Z. Peery (2023) Tall, heterogenous forests improve prey capture, delivery to nestlings, and reproductive success for Spotted Owls in southern California. Ornithological Applications 125: duac048.

[40] Steel, Z. L., G. M. Jones, B. M. Collins, R. Green, A. Koltunov, K. Purcell, S. C. Sawyer, P. Stine (2023) Mega-disturbances cause rapid decline of mature conifer forest habitat in California. Ecological Applications 33: e2763.

[39] Shirk, A. J., G. M. Jones, Z. Yang, R. J. Davis, J. L. Ganey, R. J. Gutiérrez, S. P. Healey, S. J. Hedwall, S. J. Hoagland, R. Maes, K. Malcolm, K. S. McKelvey, C. Vynne, J. S. Sanderlin, M. K. Schwartz, M. E. Seamans, H. Y. Wan, S. A. Cushman (2023) Automated habitat monitoring systems linked to adaptive management: a new paradigm for species conservation in an era of rapid environmental change. Landscape Ecology 38: 23-37.

[38] Jones, G. M., A. J. Shirk, Z. Yang, R. J. Davis, J. L. Ganey, R. J. Gutiérrez, S. P. Healey, S. J. Hedwall, S. J. Hoagland, R. Maes, K. Malcolm, K. S. McKelvey, J. S. Sanderlin, M. K. Schwartz, M. E. Seamans, H. Y. Wan, S. A. Cushman (2023) Spatial and temporal dynamics of Mexican spotted owl habitat in the southwestern US. Landscape Ecology 38: 7-22.

2022 ——————————————

[37] Chaudhary, V., V. R. Goswami, G. M. Jones, T. K. Ben, T. Tapi, C. Ri, M. K. Oli (2022). Using population monitoring programs to detect changes in mammalian communities. Biological Conservation 276: 109778. 

[36] Ross, B. E., D. P. Collins, M. A. Boggie, C. L. Coxen, S. A. Carleton, G. M. Jones (2022) Habitat use of conifer forests for Interior Band-tailed Pigeons is mediated by precipitation. Avian Conservation and Ecology 17(2): 32.

[35] Jones, G. M., E. K. Vraga, P. F. Hessburg, M. D. Hurteau, C. D. Allen, R. E. Keane, T. A. Spies, M. P. North, B. M. Collins, M. A. Finney, J. M. Lydersen, A. L. Westerling (2022) Counteracting wildfire misinformation. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 20: 392-393.

[34] Jones, G. M., J. Ayars*, S. A. Parks, H. E. Chmura, S. A. Cushman, J. S. Sanderlin (2022) Pyrodiversity in a warming world: research challenges and opportunities. Current Landscape Ecology Reports 7: 49-67. *invited review*

[33] Zulla, C. J., H. A. Kramer, G. M. Jones, J. J. Keane, K. N. Roberts, B. P. Dotters, S. C. Sawyer, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, K. G. Kelly, A. K. Wray, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2022) Large trees and forest heterogeneity facilitate prey capture by California spotted owls. Ornithological Applications 124: duac024.

[32] Linley, G. D., C. J. Jolly, T. S. Doherty, W. L. Geary, D. Armenteras-Pascual, C. Belcher, R. B. Bird, A. Duane, M.-S. Fletcher, M. Giorgis, A. Haslem, G. M. Jones, L. T. Kelly, R. Nolan, C. L. Parr, J. Pausas, J. N. Price, E. G. Ritchie, G. Williamson, D. G. Nimmo (2022) What do you mean, ‘megafire’? Global Ecology and Biogeography 31: 1906-1922.

[31] McGinn, K., F. A. Atuo, G. M. Jones, B. K. Hobart, D. J. Tempel,  S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2022) Implications of non-ideal occupancy for the measurement of territory quality. Global Ecology and Conservation 35: e02097

[30] Witt, W. C., R. J. Davis, Z. Yang, J. L. Ganey, R. J. Gutiérrez, S. Healey, S. Hedwall, S. Hoagland, R. Maes, K. Malcolm, J. Sanderlin, M. Seamans, G. M. Jones (2022) Linking robust spatiotemporal datasets to assess and monitor habitat attributes of a threatened species. PLoS ONE 17: e0265175.

[29] Jones, G. M., B. Brosi, J. M. Evans, I. G. W. Gottlieb, X. Loy, M. M. Núñez‐Regueiro, H. K. Ober, E. Pienaar, R. Pillay, K. Pisarello, L. L. Smith. R. J. Fletcher Jr. (2022) Conserving alpha- and beta-diversity in wood production landscapes. Conservation Biology 36: e13872.

[28] Tempel, D. J., H. A. Kramer, G. M. Jones, R. J. Gutiérrez, S. C. Sawyer, A. Koltunov, M. Slaton, R. Tanner, B. K. Hobart, M. Z. Peery (2022) Population decline in California spotted owls near their southern range boundary. Journal of Wildlife Management 86: e22168.

[27] Jones, G. M., A. R. Keyser, A. L. Westerling, W. J. Baldwin, J. J. Keane, S. C. Sawyer, J. D. J. Clare, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2022) Forest restoration limits megafires and supports species conservation under climate change. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 20: 210-216. *selected as cover article*

[26] Jones, G. M. and M. W. Tingley (2022) Pyrodiversity and biodiversity: a history, synthesis, and outlook. Diversity and Distributions 28: 386-403. *selected as Editor’s Choice* *selected as 2021 Rocky Mountain Research Station’s Best Scientific Publication*

[25] Gaines, W. L., P. F. Hessburg, G. H. Aplet, P. Henson, S. J. Prichard, D. Churchill, G. M. Jones, D. J. Isaak, C. Vynne (2022) Climate change and forest management on federal lands in the Pacific Northwest, USA: managing for dynamic landscapes. Forest Ecology and Management 504: 119794.

2021 ——————————————

[24] Jones, G. M., H. A. Kramer, W. J. Berigan, S. A. Whitmore, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2021) Megafire causes persistent loss of an old-forest species. Animal Conservation 24: 925-936. *selected as cover article*

[23] North, M. P., R. A. York, B. M. Collins, M. D. Hurteau, G. M. Jones, E. E. Knapp, L. Kobziar, H. McCann, M. D. Meyer, S. L. Stephens, R. E. Tompkins, C. L. Tubbesing (2021) Pyrosilviculture needed for landscape resilience of dry western US forests. Journal of Forestry 119: 520-544. *selected as Editor’s Choice*

[22] Kramer H. A., G. M. Jones, V. R. Kane, B. Bartl-Geller, J. T. Kane, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, B. P. Dotters, K. N. Roberts, S. C. Sawyer, J. J. Keane, M. P. North, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2021) Elevational gradients strongly mediate habitat selection patterns in a nocturnal predator. Ecosphere 12(5): e03500.

[21] Andrus, R. A., A. J. Martinez, G. M. Jones, A. J. H. Meddens (2021) Assessing the quality of fire refugia for wildlife habitat. Forest Ecology and Management 482: 118868.

[20] Kramer, H. A.†, G. M. Jones†, S. A. Whitmore, J. J. Keane, F. A. Atuo, B. P. Dotters, S. C. Sawyer, S. L. Stock, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2021) California spotted owl habitat selection in a fire-managed landscape suggests conservation benefit of restoring historical fire regimes. Forest Ecology and Management 479: 118576. ^{†co-lead authors}

[19] Hobart, B. K., H. A. Kramer, G. M. Jones, B. P. Dotters, S. A. Whitmore, J. J. Keane, M. Z. Peery (2021) Stable isotopes reveal unexpected relationships between fire history and the diet of spotted owls. Ibis 163: 253-259

2020 ——————————————

[18] Jones, G. M., R. J. Gutiérrez, W. M. Block, P. C. Carlson, E. J. Comfort, S. A. Cushman, R. J. Davis, S. A. Eyes, A. B. Franklin, J. L. Ganey, S. Hedwall, J. J. Keane, R. Kelsey, D. B. Lesmeister, M. P. North, S. L. Roberts, J. T. Rockweit, J. S. Sanderlin, S. C. Sawyer, B. Solvesky, D. J. Tempel, H. Y. Wan, A. L. Westerling, G. C. White, M. Z. Peery (2020) Spotted owls and forest fire: Comment. Ecosphere 11(12): e03312.

[17] Jones, G. M., L. L. Smith, I. G. W. Gottlieb, H. K. Ober, B. Brosi, R. J. Fletcher Jr (2020) Herpetofaunal responses to intensification of woody bioenergy production in a global biodiversity hotspot. Forest Ecology and Management 477: 118493.

[16] Ober, H. K., G. M. Jones, I. G. W. Gottlieb, S. A. Johnson, L. Smith, B. Brosi, R. J. Fletcher Jr. (2020) Bat community response to intensification of biomass production for bioenergy across the southeastern United States. Ecological Applications 30: e02155.

[15] Jones, G. M., H. A. Kramer, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, D. J. Tempel, C. M. Wood, B. K. Hobart, T. Erker, F. A. Atuo, N. K. Pietrunti*, R. Kelsey, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2020) Habitat selection by spotted owls after a megafire reflects their adaptation to historical frequent-fire regimes Landscape Ecology 35: 1199-1213.

2019 ——————————————

[14] Gutiérrez, R. J., G. M. Jones, S. M. Redpath, A. B. Franklin, D. Simberloff, M. G. Turner, V. C. Radeloff, G. C. White, M. Z. Peery (2019) Reinforcing the concept of agenda-driven science: a response to Rohlf. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 17: 556-557.

[13] Wood, C. M., G. M. Jones (2019) Framing management of social-ecological systems in terms of the cost of failure: the Sierra Nevada, CA as a case study. Environmental Research Letters 14: 105004.

[12] Hobart, B. K., G. M. Jones, K. N. Roberts, B. Dotters, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, M. G. Raphael, J. J. Keane, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2019) Trophic interactions mediate the response of predator populations to habitat change. Biological Conservation 238: 108217. *selected as 2019-2021 Student Paper by The Wildlife Society*

[11] Jones, G. M., R. J. Gutiérrez, D. J. Tempel, W. J. Berigan, S. A. Whitmore, M. Z. Peery (2019) Megafire effects on spotted owls: elucidation of a growing threat and a response to Hanson et al. (2018). Nature Conservation 37: 31-51.

[10] Peery, M. Z, G. M. Jones, R. J. Gutiérrez, S. M. Redpath, A. B. Franklin, D. Simberloff, M. G. Turner, V. C. Radeloff, and G. C. White (2019) The conundrum of agenda-driven science in conservation. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 17: 80-82.

[9] Jones, G. M. and M. Z. Peery (2019) Phantom interactions: use odds ratios or risk misinterpreting occupancy models. The Condor: Ornithological Applications 121: duy007.

[8] Berigan, W. J.†, G. M. Jones†, S. A. Whitmore, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2019) Cryptic wide-ranging movements lead to upwardly-biased occupancy in a territorial species. Journal of Applied Ecology 56: 470-480. ^{†co-lead authors}

2018 and earlier ——————————

[7] Jones, G. M., J. J. Keane, R. J. Gutiérrez, M. Z. Peery (2018) Declining old-forest species as a legacy of large trees lost. Diversity and Distributions 24: 341-351.

[6] Tempel, D. J., J. J. Keane, R. J. Gutiérrez, J. D. Wolfe, G. M. Jones, A. Koltunov, C. M. Ramirez, W. J. Berigan, C. V. Gallagher, T. E. Munton, P. A. Shaklee, S. A. Whitmore, M. Z. Peery (2016) Meta-analysis of California spotted owl (Strix occidentalis occidentalis) territory occupancy in the Sierra Nevada: habitat associations and their implications for forest management. The Condor: Ornithological Applications 118: 747-765.

[5] Jones, G. M., R. J. Gutiérrez, D. J. Tempel, S. A. Whitmore, W. J. Berigan, M. Z. Peery (2016) Megafires: an emerging threat to old-forest species. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 14(6): 300-306.

[4] Jones, G. M., R. J. Gutiérrez, D. J. Tempel, B. Zuckerberg, M. Z. Peery (2016) Using dynamic occupancy models to inform climate change adaptation strategies for California spotted owls. Journal of Applied Ecology 53: 895-905.

[3] Tempel, D. J., R. J. Gutiérrez, J. J. Battles, D. L. Fry, Q. Guo, M. J. Reetz, S. A. Whitmore, G. M. Jones, B. M. Collins, S. L. Stephens, M. Kelly, W. J. Berigan, M. Z. Peery (2015) Evaluating short- and long-term impacts of fuels treatments and simulated wildfire on an old-forest species. Ecosphere 6(12): 261.

[2] Moyer-Horner, L. R., P. D. Mathewson, G. M. Jones, M. R. Kearney, W. P. Porter (2015) Modeling behavioral thermoregulation in a climate change sentinel. Ecology and Evolution 5(24): 5810-5822.

[1] Jones, G. M., B. Zuckerberg, A. Paulios (2012) The early bird gets earlier: A phenological shift in the migration timing of the American Robin (Turdus migratorius) in the state of Wisconsin. Passenger Pigeon 74(2): 131-142.