Research interests within the TCC include
game and nongame species
and their associated ecosystems; 
wildlife-habitat relationships;
population and community dynamics;
disease transmission between
wildlife, livestock, and humans (zoonosis);
toxicology; migratory connectivity;
and population restoration and resilience.  
Particular attention is given to shorebirds and waterfowl, big game species, 
and exotic invasive plant control and management.

Bricker Endowed Chair of Wildlife Management

and Department Chairperson

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Dr. Warren Conway is a nationally-known wildlife ecology expert with trans-disciplinary approaches to teaching and research projects, working often in both lead and collaborating roles. He has a special interest in working directly with Davis College's clientele to build support for the university. Dr. Conway's research focuses on ecologically relevant and applied wildlife population, conservation, and management issues.