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T. Bruce Lauber
Senior Research Associate
126C Fernow Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
Ph: 607-254-2892
Fx: 607-254-2299
e.mail:
tbl3@cornell.edu
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T. Bruce Lauber
Ph.D. - Cornell University - 1996
M.Sc. - University of Maine - 1991
B.A. - Williams College - 1982
Bruce Lauber joined the Department of Natural Resources as a graduate student in 1992 and
continued as a staff member when he completed his Ph.D. in 1996. He conducts research
on the human dimensions of natural resource management. His research focuses on how
citizens become involved in natural resource management and how decisions are made
about controversial resource issues--particularly issues involving overabundant
wildlife populations.
Teaching
Selected Publications
- Raik, D.B., T.B. Lauber, D.J. Decker, and T.L. Brown. (2005) Managing community controversy
in suburban wildlife management: adopting practices that address value differences.
Human Dimensions of Wildlife 10(2).
- Lauber, T.B. and B.A. Knuth. (In press) Effects of information on attitudes toward
suburban deer management. Wildlife Society Bulletin.
- Lauber, T.B., B.A. Knuth, and J.D. Deshler. (2002) Educating citizens about controversial
issues: the case of suburban goose management. Society and Natural Resources 15,581-597.
- Lauber, T.B., M.L. Anthony, and B.A. Knuth. (2001) Gender and ethical judgments
about suburban deer management. Society and Natural Resources 14,571-583.
- Lauber, T.B. and B.A. Knuth. (2000) Suburban residents' criteria for evaluating
contraception and other deer management techniques. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 5(1),1-17.
- Lauber, T.B. and B.A. Knuth. (1999) Measuring fairness in citizen participation: a case
study of moose management. Society and Natural Resources 12,19-37.
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