Employee Information |
| Name: |
Daniel Saenz |
| Title: |
Research Wildlife Biologist |
| Unit: |
Southern Pine Ecology (4159)
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| Phone: |
936-569-7981 |
| Fax: |
936-569-9681 - Location Fax
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| E-Mail: |
dsaenz@fs.fed.us
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Location Information |
Mailing Address: |
USDA-Forest Service
Southern Research Station
506 Hayter Street
Nacogdoches, TX 75965 |
Shipping Address: |
Same as above |
Location Phone: |
936-569-7981 |
Research Information |
Education: |
B.S. Stephen F. Austin State University, Biology M.S. Stephen F. Austin State University, Biology Ph.D. Texas A&M University, Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences |
Current Research: |
| My research focuses primarily on basic amphibian ecology and the impacts of forest management practices on amphibian communities. The long-range goals of my research are (1) to determine the impacts of various forest management practices (including fragmentation) on amphibians, (2) to determine likely consequences of climatic changes on amphibians, (3) to develop guidelines for managing southern forest ecosystems to ensure healthy populations of amphibians, (4) to develop and evaluate alternative monitoring protocols for amphibians, and (5) to develop and validate predictive habitat relationship models for amphibians. |
Collaborative Research: |
| My collaborative research focuses primarily on the ecology, behavior, and habitat use of the red-cockaded woodpecker. |
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