Gary J. Hawley is affiliated with the University of Vermont in the United States. Their research focuses primarily on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, contributing notably to forest ecology and management.
The scientist has published extensively across several subfields of study, including:
Hawley's main research topics involve:
Their frequent co-authors include Paula F. Murakami, Paul G. Schaberg, Christopher F. Hansen, and Lindsey E. Rustad, highlighting collaborative work in various aspects of forest and environmental research.
Hawley has published in multiple scientific venues, with the most frequent being:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Gary J. Hawley include:
This profile reflects a body of work that engages with forest dynamics, climate impacts on tree growth, and ecological conservation strategies, contributing data and insights relevant to the sustainable management of northern hardwood forests and keystone tree species.
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Paul G. Schaberg;Paul E. Hennon;David V. D'amore;Gary J. Hawley
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Gary J. Hawley;Paul G. Schaberg;Christopher Eagar;Catherine H. Borer
Paul G. Schaberg;Donald H. DeHayes;Gary J. Hawley;Paula F. Murakami
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Joshua M. Halman;Paul G. Schaberg;Gary J. Hawley;Christopher Eagar
Zsuzsanna Balogh-Brunstad;C. Kent Keller;Bernard T. Bormann;Rachel O'Brien
Brynne E. Lazarus;Paul G. Schaberg;Donald H. DeHayes;Gary J. Hawley
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P.G. Schaberg;P.F. Murakami;M.R. Turner;H.K. Heitz
D. H. DeHayes;P. G. Schaberg;G. J. Hawley;C. H. Borer
Alexandra M. Kosiba;Paul G. Schaberg;Shelly A. Rayback;Gary J. Hawley
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Joshua M. Halman;Paul G. Schaberg;Gary J. Hawley;Linda H. Pardo
Gary J. Hawley;Paul G. Schaberg;Donald H. DeHayes;John C. Brissette
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