Linda L. Long People Profile - Research USDA Forest Service

Linda L. Long

Wildlife Biologist
1700 Bayview Drive
Arcata, CA 95521-6013
707-825-2947
linda.l.long@usda.gov

Education & Experience
Organization & Awards
Publications & Products

Education

Humboldt State University Natural Resources, Wildlife M.S. 1993
Washington State University Wildlife Biology B.S. 1979

Professional Organizations

Pacific Seabird Group (1992 - Current)
Cooper Ornithological Society (1990 - Current)

Featured Publications & Products

Long, Linda L.; Ralph, C. John 2001 Dynamics of habitat use by shorebirds in estuarine and agricultural habitats in northwestern California
Ralph, C. John; Long, Linda L. 1995 Chapter 35: Productivity of marbled murrelets in California from observations of young at sea
Long, L.L.; Ralph, C.J.; Miller, S. 2001 A new method for ageing Marbled Murrelets and the effect on productivity estimates

Publications

Ralph, C. John; Ralph, Carol P.; Long, Linda L. 2020 Towards the reestablishment of community equilibrium of native and non-native landbird species in reponse to pest control on islands in the Eastern Bay of Islands, New Zealand
Long, Linda L.; Wolfe, Jared D. 2019 Review of the effects of barred owls on spotted owls

Other Publications

Rich, T.D., B. Dale, L. Long, C. J. Ralph, K. Rosenberg, E. Santana, A. Sutton, and X. Vega. 2008. Partners in Flight bird conservation needs assessment: Results of the 4th International Partners in Flight Conference. Partners in Flight. McAllen, Texas. USA. 87 pp.
Long, L.L. and C.J. Ralph. 1998. Regulation and observations of human disturbance near nesting Marbled Murrelets. U.S. Forest Service, Redwood Sciences Laboratory, Arcata, California. 37 pp.
Long, Linda L. 1993. The daytime use of agricultural fields by migrating and wintering shorebirds in Humboldt County, California. M.Sc. Thesis, Department of Wildlife, Humboldt State University, Arcata, USA.

R&D Affiliations

Conservation of Biodiversity Program (PSW)

Priority Research Areas

Climate Change
Localized Needs (regional work)