Distribution and quality of surface water for desert bighorn sheep in the Trans Pecos of Texas: implications for habitat use, disease risks, and sheep survival in a changing landscape

Evaluating effects among herbicides for the control of invasive honey mesquite

Dr. Conway's research focuses on ecologically relevant and applied wildlife population, conservation, and management issues.

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Developing a reliable monitoring program For recolonizing black bear populations in the Trans-Pecos

Evaluation of super-stocking effects on genetics and recruitment of wild turkeys in Texas

Snowy plover population structure and plumage variation

Developing a novel approach to modeling infectious disease transmission in multi-species systems

Courtney facilitates TCC research through project and laboratory management, collaboration, and mentorship.

Evaluating elk habitat and resource selection on an actively restored landscape in North-Central NM relative to mule deer competition and cougar and black bear predation.