Profile TabsProfileJeremy T. BruskotterProfessorbruskotter.9@osu.eduhttp://bruskotter.wordpress.com/http://twel.osu.edu614-247-2118Office: 473B Kottman Hall, 2021 Coffey Rd., Columbus, OH 43210Professional InformationBiography: Curriculum Vitae Research Interests My research centers on understanding and explaining how people make conservation-related judgments and decisions, and the intersection of such judgments with conservation policy. As a member of the School’s Terrestrial Wildlife Ecology Laboratory, most of my research is topically focused on wildlife conservation. My research is necessarily interdisciplinary—it often integrates theory and concepts from basic disciplines (e.g., psychology, economics) as well as practical fields of study (e.g., conservation biology, wildlife ecology, fisheries management). The general aim of my research is to contribute to bodies of knowledge that will assist societies in building policies and practices that promote biodiversity and sustainable human lifestyles. Popular articles based on Dr. Bruskotter’s work: When introduced species are cute and loveable, culling them is a tricky proposition: https://theconversation.com/when-introduced-species-are-cute-and-loveable-culling-them-is-a-tricky-proposition-130471 Support for the Endangered Species Act remains high as Trump administration and Congress try to gut it: https://theconversation.com/support-for-the-endangered-species-act-remains-high-as-trump-administration-and-congress-try-to-gut-it-95279 Of bears and biases: scientific judgment and the fate of Yellowstone’s grizzlies: https://theconversation.com/of-bears-and-biases-scientific-judgment-and-the-fate-of-yellowstones-grizzlies-59570 Does nature have value beyond what it provides humans?: https://theconversation.com/does-nature-have-value-beyond-what-it-provides-humans-47825 Works - Any -Journal articleBook/book chapterReportWorking paperPolicy briefPresentationData The perceived psychological distance of climate change impacts and its influence on support for adaptation policy Date published: Jun 13 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Jeremy T. Bruskotter, Robyn S. Wilson Singh, Ajay S., Adam Zwickle, Jeremy T. Bruskotter and Robyn Wilson. 2017. The perceived psychological distance of climate change impacts and its influence on support for adaptation policy. Environmental Science and Policy 73:9399. Expert judgment and uncertainty regarding the protection of imperiled species Date published: Jun 13 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Gabriel Karns, Jeremy T. Bruskotter, Robyn S. Wilson Heeren, Alexander, Gabriel Karns, Jeremy Bruskotter, Eric Toman, Robyn Wilson and Harmony Szarek. 2017. Expert judgment and uncertainty regarding the protection of imperiled species. Conservation Biology 31(3):657-665. A conceptual framework for understanding illegal killing of large carnivores Date published: Apr 6 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Jeremy T. Bruskotter Carter, N.H., J.V. Lopez-Bao, J.T. Bruskotter, M. Gore, G. Chapron, A. Johnson, Y. Epstein, M. Shrestha, J. Frank, O. Ohrens and A. Treves. 2017. A conceptual framework for understanding illegal killing of large carnivores. AMBIO 46(3):251-264. Predators and the public trust Date published: Feb 9 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Jeremy T. Bruskotter Treves, A., G. Chapron, J.V. Lopez-Bao, C. Shoemaker, A.R. Goeckner and J.T. Bruskotter. 2017. Predators and the public trust. Biological Review 92(1):248-270. Review of "wolves, courts, and public policy: The children of the night return to the Northern Rocky Mountains.” Date published: Feb 7 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Jeremy T. Bruskotter Bruskotter, Jeremy T. 2017. Review of "wolves, courts, and public policy: The children of the night return to the Northern Rocky Mountains.” Biological Conservation 206:224-225. Evaluating the principles of wildlife conservation: a case study of wolf (Canis lupus) hunting in Michigan, United States Date published: Feb 7 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Jeremy T. Bruskotter Vucetich, J.A., J.T. Bruskotter, M.P. Nelson, R.O. Peterson and J.K. Bump. 2017. Evaluating the principles of wildlife conservation: a case study of wolf (Canis lupus) hunting in Michigan, United States. Journal of Mammalogy 98(1):53-64. Attitudes toward predator control in the United States: 1995 and 2014 Date published: Feb 2 2017 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Kristina Slagle, PhD, Jeremy T. Bruskotter Slagle, Kristina, Jeremy T. Bruskotter, Ajay S. Singh and Robert H. Schmidt. 2017. Attitudes toward predator control in the United States: 1995 and 2014. Journal of Mammalogy 98(1):7-16. Factors influencing spatial heterogeneity of female white-tailed deer harvest dynamics Date published: Dec 10 2016 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Gabriel Karns, Robert J. Gates, Stephen N. Matthews, Jeremy T. Bruskotter Karns, Gabriel R., Robert J. Gates, Stephen N. Matthews, Jeremy T. Bruskotter, J. Clint McCoy and Michael J. Tonkovich. 2016. Factors influencing spatial heterogeneity of female white-tailed deer harvest dynamics. Wildlife Society Bulletin 40(4):758-763. Changes in attitudes toward animals in the United States from 1978 to 2014 Date published: Sep 15 2016 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Robyn S. Wilson, Jeremy T. Bruskotter George, Kelly A., Kristina M. Slagle, Robyn S. Wilson, Steven J. Moeller and Jeremy T. Bruskotter. 2016. Changes in attitudes toward animals in the United States from 1978 to 2014. Biological Conservation 201:237-242. Explaining Hunting in Ohio: A Story of Changing Land Use and New Technology Date published: Oct 19 2015 Publication type: Journal article Our Author(s): Gabriel Karns, Jeremy T. Bruskotter, Robert J. Gates Karns, Gabriel R., Jeremy T. Bruskotter, and Robert J. Gates. 2015. Explaining Hunting Participation in Ohio: A Story of Changing Land Use and New Technology. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 20, 6: 484-500, DOI: 10.1080/10871209.2015,1073409. 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