Articles:
Peterson,
M. N., X. Chen, and J. Liu. 2008. Measuring direct impacts of attitudes on the environment using household location
choices. Conservation Biology 22:
912-921. PDF
Peterson, M. N., and J. Liu. 2008. Property rights and sustainable development in the Intermountain West: The Teton Valley case. Landscape and Urban Planning 86:126-133. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., and J. Liu. 2008. Impacts of religion on environmental worldviews: the
Teton Valley case. Society & Natural Resources:
21:704-718. PDF
Peterson, M. N., V. Hull, A. G. Mertig, and J. Liu. 2008. Evaluating household-level relationships between environmental views and outdoor recreation. Leisure Science 30: 293-305. PDF
Peterson, M. N.,
M. Sternberg, A. Lopez, and J. Liu. 2008. Ocelot Awareness among Latinos on the
Texas and Tamaulipas Border. Human Dimensions of Wildlife: An International
Journal: 13:339–347. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., A. G. Mertig, and J. Liu. 2006. Effects of zoonotic disease
attributes
on public attitudes towards wildlife management. Journal
of Wildlife Management 69: 1746-1753. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., M. J. Peterson, and T. R. Peterson. 2006. Why conservation needs
dissent. Conservation Biology 20:
576-578. PDF
Peterson,
T. R., M. N. Peterson, M. J. Peterson, S. A. Allison, D. Gore. 2006. To
play
the fool: Can environmental conservation and democracy survive
social
capital? Communication and
Critical/Cultural Studies 3: 116-140. PDF
Lopez,
R. R., P. M. Harveson, M. N. Peterson, N. J. Silvy, and P. A. Frank.
2005. From
the field: Changes in ranges of Florida Key deerā€”does
population
density matter?
Wildlife Society Bulletin 33: 343-348. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., R. R. Lopez, E. J. Laurent, P. A. Frank. N. J. Silvy, and J.
Liu. 2005.
Wildlife loss through domestication: The case of endangered Key deer. Conservation Biology 19: 939-944. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., M. J. Peterson, and T. R. Peterson. 2005. Conservation and the
myth of
consensus. Conservation Biology 19:
762-767. PDF
(the response PDF)
(the rebuttal PDF)
Peterson,
M. N. 2004. An approach for demonstrating the social legitimacy of
hunting. Wildlife Society Bulletin 32: 310-321. PDF
Lopez,
R. R., N. J. Silvy, R. N. Wilkins, P. A. Frank, M. J. Peterson, M. N.
Peterson.
2004. Habitat use patterns of Florida Key deer: Implications of urban
development. Journal of Wildlife
Management 68: 900-908. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., S. A. Allison, M. J. Peterson, T. R. Peterson, and R. R. Lopez.
2004. A
tale of two species: Habitat conservation plans as bounded conflict. Journal of Wildlife Management 68:
743-761.PDF
Peterson,
M. N., R. R. Lopez, P. A. Frank. B. A. Porter, and N. J. Silvy. 2004.
Key deer
fawn response to urbanization: Is sustainable development possible? Wildlife Society Bulletin 32: 493-499. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., R. Aguirre, T. A. Lawyer, D. A. Jones, J. N.
Schaap, M. J. Peterson, and N. J. Silvy. 2003. Animal Welfare-based
Modification of the Rio Grande Wild Turkey Funnel Trap.
Proceedings
of the Annual conference of the Southeastern Association of Fish and
Wildlife
Agencies 57: 208-212. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., R. R. Lopez, P. A. Frank, M. J. Peterson, N. J. Silvy. 2003.
Evaluating
capture methods for urban white-tailed deer. Wildlife
Society Bulletin 31: 1176-1187. PDF
Peterson, M. N., R. R. Lopez,
N. J. Silvy, C. B. Owen, P. A. Frank, and A. W. Braden. 2003. Evaluation
of deer exclusion grates for urban areas. Wildlife
Society Bulletin 31: 1198-1204. PDF
Peterson,
M. J., R. Aguirre, P. J. Ferro, D. A. Jones, T. A. Lawyer, M. N.
Peterson, and
N. J. Silvy. 2002. Infectious disease of
Peterson,
M. J., P. J. Ferro, M. N. Peterson, R. M. Sullivan, B. E. Toole, and N.
J.
Silvy. 2002. Infectious disease survey of lesser prairie chickens in
Peterson,
M. N., W. E. Grant, R. R. Lopez, N. J. Silvy. 2002. Implications of
fetal sex
ratio hypotheses in endangered populations: Simulated dynamics of
Florida Key
deer, Florida USA. Ecological Modelling
165: 209-220. PDF
Peterson,
M. N., T. R. Peterson, M. J. Peterson, R. R. Lopez, and N. J. Silvy.
2002.
Cultural conflict and the endangered Florida Key deer. Journal
of Wildlife Management 66: 947-968. PDF