William D Tietje

Cooperative Extension Specialist
Ph.D.  
  

2156 Sierra Way, Suite C
San Luis Obispo, California 93401
wdtietje@ucdavis.edu
office: 805-781-5938   lab: 805-781-5938   fax:  805-781-5438

     Recent publications     

Response of wildlife to land management in California oak woodland

• Habitat associations and demography of small mammals in relation to prescribed burning and shrub understory in oak woodland
• Shrub understory, wildlife diversity, and ranch economics on oak rangeland
• Potential effects of sudden oak death on small vertebrates in coastal oak woodlands.
• Bird populations in a fragmented oak woodland landscape
• Assessment of hardwood course woody debris in forming stream habitat for southern California steelhead trout
  

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Lee, D. and W. Tietje. 2005. Dusky-footed woodrat demography and prescribed fire in a California Oak Woodland. Journal of Wildlife Management 69(3):1211-1220.

Tietje, W., K. Purcell, and S. Drill. 2005. Oak Woodlands as Wildlife Habitat. Pages 15-31 in G.A. Giusti, D.D. McCreary, and R.B. Standiford (Eds.). A Planner's Guide for Oak Woodlands. University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Publication 3491. 116 pp.

Vreeland, J.K., and W.D. Tietje. 2004. Vegetative structure of woodland-grassland edges in coastal central California. Southwestern Naturalist 49(3):305-310.

Tietje, W.D., K.L. Waddell, J.K. Vreeland, and C.L. Bolsinger. 2002. Course woody debris in oak woodlands of California. Western Journal of Applied Forestry 17(3):139-146.

Little, R, T.J. Swiecki, and W. Tietje. 2001. Oak Woodland Invertebrates—The Little Things Count. University of California ANR, Publication 21598. 14 pp.

Vreeland, J.K. and W.D. Tietje. 1999. Counts of woodrat houses to index relative population abundance. Wildlife Society Bulletin 27(2):337-343.

Shelly, J., and W. Tietje.1996. Resource evaluation for forest products. Pages 82-97 in R. Standiford (tech. coord.). Guidelines for Managing California's Hardwood Rangelands. UCB IHRMP, CDFG and CDF. UC DANR Natural Resources Pub. 3368. 173 pp.

Tempel, D., W. Tietje, and D. Winslow. In press. Vegetation and Small Vertebrates of Oak Woodlands at Risk for Sudden Oak Death in San Luis Obispo County, California. Pages xxx-xxx in P.J. Shea and R.B. Standiford, tech. coords. Proceedings of the Sudden Oak Death Science Symposium—The State of Our Knowledge, January 18-21, 2005; Monterey, CA. Gen. Tech. Rep. PSW-GTR-xxx. Albany, CA: Pacific Southwest Research Station, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture; xxx pp.

Winslow, D.E. and W.D. Tietje. In press. Potential Effects of Sudden Oak Death on Birds in San Luis Obispo County Coastal Oak Woodlands. Pages xxx-xxx in P.J. Shea and R.B. Standiford, tech. coords. Proceedings of the Sudden Oak Death Science Symposium—The State of Our Knowledge, January 18-21, 2005; Monterey, CA. Gen. Tech. Rep. PSW-GTR-xxx. Albany, CA: Pacific Southwest Research Station, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture; xxx pp.