Rebecca Bliege Bird is a researcher affiliated with Pennsylvania State University in the United States, specializing in environmental science with a focus on global and planetary change, ecology, and sociopolitical aspects of environmental studies. Their work encompasses various subfields including nature and landscape conservation and ecological modeling.
The scientist has extensively contributed to areas such as fire effects on ecosystems, wildlife ecology and conservation, ecology and vegetation dynamics studies, rangeland and wildlife management, species distribution and climate change, evolutionary psychology and human behavior, and archaeology and ancient environmental studies.
The publication record includes multiple papers in notable academic journals. Selected recent papers are:
Frequently coauthoring with other researchers, Rebecca Bliege Bird's common collaborators include:
The main venues for their publications have included:
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Eric Alden Smith
Erle C. Ellis;Nicolas Gauthier;Kees Klein Goldewijk;Rebecca Bliege Bird
Eric Alden Smith;Rebecca L.Bliege Bird
Kristen Hawkes;Rebecca Bliege Bird
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Eric Alden Smith;Douglas W. Bird
R. Bliege Bird;D. W. Bird;B. F. Codding;C. H. Parker
Rebecca Bird
Rebecca L. Bliege Bird;Douglas W. Bird
Eric Alden Smith;Rebecca Bliege Bird;Douglas W. Bird
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca Bliege Bird
K. Hawkes;J. F. O'connell;N. G. Blurton Jones;Duran Bell
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca L. Bliege Bird
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca Bliege Bird;Christopher H. Parker
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Douglas W Bird;Eric Alden Smith;Geoffrey C Kushnick
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Rebecca Bliege Bird;Douglas W. Bird
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Douglas W. Bird
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca Bliege Bird;Brian F. Codding
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Brian F. Codding;Peter G. Kauhanen;Douglas W. Bird
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Eleanor A. Power
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca Bliege Bird;Brian F. Codding;David W. Zeanah
Dale G. Nimmo;Sarah Avitabile;Sam C. Banks;Rebecca Bliege Bird
Rebecca Bliege Bird;Nyalangka Tayor;Brian F. Codding;Douglas W. Bird
Brian F. Codding;Rebecca Bliege Bird;Douglas W. Bird
Douglas W. Bird;Rebecca Bliege Bird
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