Birds:

• Bald Eagle Use of Camp Navajo
• Burrowing Owl Research: Burrowing Owl Occupancy Surveys within the City of Tucson’s Avra Valley Properties
• Burrowing Owl Research: Developing Recommendations for Artificial Burrow Systems Utilized in Translocation Efforts
• Burrowing Owl Research: Survival and Movements of Juvenile Burrowing Owls in Tucson Basin
• Mexican Spotted Owl Inventory on Camp Navajo
• Mitigation of Road Design for Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy-owls
• Nest Site Selection by Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy-owls in Southern Arizona
• Raptor Surveys on the Florence Military Reservation
• Wild Turkey Response to Forest Restoration Treatments in Central Arizona

Fish:

• Fish Survey Techniques
• Golden Algae Project
• How Healthy Is Your Favorite Stream?
• Long-term Fish Monitoring in the Grand Canyon
• Managing for Blue Ribbon Rainbow Trout at Lee's Ferry
• Mechanical Removal of Non-Native Fishes in the Colorado River
• Preserving Humpback Chub from Extinction
• Recovering Endangered Fish Species
• The Effects of Capture by Trammel Nets on Native Arizona Fishes

Habitat:

• Canyon Creek Riparian Restoration
• Evaluation of Wildlife Crossings Along Proposed Expansion and Re-construction Roadway segments in Pima County
• Forest Restoration: How is it Affecting Arizona's Wildlife?
• Habitat Suitability of Cienega Creek for Beavers
• Le Conte’s Thrasher Surveys and Habitat Measurement Barry M. Goldwater Range – San Cristobal Valley
• Inventory of Snags on Camp Navajo
• Measuring Importance of Desert Water Catchments to Wildlife: a Stable Isotope Approach
• Movement patterns of Lesser Long-nosed bats (Leptonycteris curasoae) within the City of Tucson and Town of Marana
• Post-fire Vegetation Monitoring on the San Rafael State Natural Area
• Snag and Oak Response to Forest Thinning on the U.S. Naval Observatory
• Wildlife?? For Arizona's 21st Century
• Wildlife Habitat and Forest Management Along the Wildland-Urban Interface

Mammals:

• Bat use of Desert Wildlife Water Catchments
• Desert Bighorn Sheep use of crossing structures along State Route 68
• Elk Along Interstate 17: A Closer Look at Elk-highway Relationships
• Estimating Tassel-eared Squirrel Abundance on Camp Navajo
• Fighting Pronghorn Decline on Multiple Fronts
• Habitat Use and Movement of Desert Bighorn Sheep
• Helping a Remnant Bighorn Sheep Population Survive
• How Did the Pronghorn cross the road?
• How Did the Rodeo-Chedeski Fire Impact the Mule Deer Population?
• Influence of Forest Restoration Treatments on Tree Roosting Bat Communities
• Landscape Connectivity for Large Predators in the Arizona Sky Islands
• Maintaining Desert Bighorn Sheep Movement Corridors Across U.S. Highway 93 Near Hoover Dam
• Marked Animals, Have you seen me?
• Monitoring Bats of the Lower Colorado River
• Mountain Lions in Arizona: A Closer Look at a Secretive Predator
• Seasonal Use of Mine Shafts by Bats on the Buckeye Army National Guard Training Area
• State Route 260 "Elk Crosswalk"
• The Effect of Fire, Predation and Vegetation Quality on Mule Deer Habitat Use and Fawn Survival
• What is Happening to Our Sheep?
• Wildlife Interactions Along State Route 64

Reptiles:

• Desert Tortoise Micro-Habitat Selection on the Florence Military Reservation, South-Central Arizona
• Flat-Tailed Horned Lizard Demographic Monitoring
• Tucson Shovel-Nosed Snake Surveys on the Florence Military Reservation