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Boulanger, Jay

Cornell Academic Staff
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Dr. Jay Boulanger serves as Extension Associate in the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University. He has coordinated the Deer Research and Management Program during the past several years. The focus of his applied research and extension programs is to reduce human-wildlife conflicts in suburban and agricultural landscapes. Jay also holds an appointment with Cornell’s Human Dimensions Research Unit, where he studies hunter subgroups to assess satisfactions, motivations and attitudes towards regulations.

research overview

  • My research primarily focuses on wildlife management, population ecology, the impacts and mitigation of vertebrate overabundance, human-wildlife conflicts within suburban and rural landscapes, and human dimensions of wildlife management. My research includes both applied and theoretical questions in vertebrate ecology; selected concepts include spatial use of landscape features, movement patterns, population dynamics, and resource selection. In addition, I am interested in the collateral impacts of management actions at the species and landscape levels.