The Wildlands Project's extensive conservation planning efforts cannot be accomplished without the contributions, advice, and support of many renowned scientific advisors. 

Although we are unable to fully list here all the dedicated professionals who have participated in the creation of Wildlands Network Conservation Plans over the years, we would like to recognize several people who are currently advising our work, while thanking all of those who have assisted us in the past. 

Karen Beazley, PhD
Associate Professor and Director
School for Resource and Environmental Studies
Dalhousie University

Carlos Carroll, PhD
Director
Klamath Center for Conservation Research
Conservation Science Advisor
Wilburforce Foundation of Seattle

Kathleen Daly, MEM
Conservation Biologist

Michael DiNunzio
Director of Special Projects
The Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks

Graham Forbes, PhD
Director
NB Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Director
Sir James Dunn Wildlife Research Centre
University of New Brunswick

Louise Gratton, MSc
Ecologist
Appalachian Corridor Appalachien

Rurik A. List, PhD
Institute of Ecology
National Autonomous University of Mexico

Carlos A. López González, PhD
Biology Department
Autonomous University of Querétaro

Reed F. Noss, PhD
Davis-Shine Professor of Conservation Biology
University of Central Florida

Paul Paquet, PhD
Adjunct Professor
School of Environmental Design
University of Calgary

David Publicover, DF
Senior Staff Scientist
Appalachian Mountain Club

Peter A. Quinby, PhD
Director & Field Associate Professor
Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology

Justina C. Ray, PhD
Director
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada

Michael Soulé, PhD
Professor Emeritus
University of California, Santa Cruz

John Terborgh, PhD
James B. Duke Professor of Environmental Science
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences
Duke University

Stephen C. Trombulak, PhD
Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies
Middlebury College