Gabriel R. Karns

Gabriel R. Karns works in wildlife ecology and conservation, with particular focus on human dimensions of wildlife management—how people, policies, and institutions shape conservation outcomes. His work spans topics like large carnivore conservation, chronic wasting disease management, private land wildlife habitat, and pollinator (bee) biodiversity on managed lands. This research blends ecological data with social science approaches to understand human-wildlife interactions and inform conservation policy.

Publication output has been modest and irregular over the last decade, averaging roughly one publication every one to two years with no clear growth or decline trend.

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