SageSTEP Graduate Students

	Nathan Cline, Brigham Young University Wildlife and Wildlands Ecology, M.S. Effects of mastication of juniper woodlands on the hydrology of the soil and correlation with other vegetation. ncline@byu.net
	Corinne Duncan, Oregon State University Rangeland Ecology and Management, M.S. Viable Seedbank Composition Under a Gradient of Western Juniper Cover. duncanc@onid.orst.edu
	Elaine Hager, University of Nevada, Reno Biology, Ph.D. Genetic components of temporal establishment with changing environmental conditions for junipers in the Great Basin. echager@charter.net
	Scott Hoffmann, Utah State Universtiy Ecology, Ph.D. scotthoffmann@aggiemail.usu.edu
	Ana Maher, Oregon State University Agriculture and Resource Economics The economic impacts of sagebrush steppe wildfires on an eastern Oregon ranch. mahera@onid.orst.edu
	Kristen Pekas, Utah State University Ecology, M.S. The relationship between the seed bank and abovegound vegetation in the context of sagebrush restoration kmpekas@cc.usu.edu
	Michael Reisner, Oregon State University Forest Resources, Ph.D. Impacts of defoliation on the competitive abilities of resident bunchgrasses with cheatgrass michael.reisner@oregonstate.edu
	Lucrecia Rodriguez, University of Nevada, Reno Resource Economics, Ph.D. lucrecia@cabnr.unr.edu
	Dara Scherpenisse, Utah State University Ecology, M.S. Mycorrhizae in Sagebrush Restoration: Mycorrhizal Dependency of Invasive and Native Grasses with Intraspecific and Interspecific Competition darasusanne@cc.usu.edu
	Andi Stebbleton, University of Idaho Rangeland Ecology and Management, M.S. Fuel loading guide. steb2007@vandals.uidaho.edu
	Kert Young, Brigham Young University Wildlife and Wildlands Conservation, Ph.D. Mechanisms for species success following juniper mastication. youngke1@msn.com

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