1999. MANOMET CENTER FOR CONSERVATION STUDIES, MASSACHUSETTS.
Visiting Research
Associate.
1999. BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE, MASSACHUSETTS.
Visiting Research
Associate.
1997. UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS.
Alumni Distinguished
Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching and Research.
1998-2001. SOCIETY FOR INTEGRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY.
Treasurer.
1996-2005. STATE OF ARKANSAS
Commissioner, Arkansas
Natural Heritage Commission.
1992. PHI BETA DELTA
Honor Society for International Scholars.
1991. AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION.
Fellow.
1991. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.
Fellow.
1991. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
Ecologist-in-Residence.
Bodega Marine Laboratory.
1998. NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION.
Ouachita Turkey Research Project - Phase
II. Principal Investigator. $78,000.
1997. THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
Using geographic information systems and
remotely sensed data to provide a basis for setting conservation priorities
for resident
birds at risk in Latin America.
Principal Investigator. $300,000.
1997. THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
Using spatial data analysis to develop
data for North American bird conservation. Principal Investigator.
$95,000.
1997-1998. ARKANSAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
Ouachita Turkey Project - Phase II. Principal
Investigator. $28,978
1997-1999. ARKANSAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
Nuisance activity of female elk, Buffalo
National River. Principal Investigator. $41,454
1997. U.S. FOREST SERVICE/ARKANSAS PLANT
BOARD
Effects of a multi-year gypsy moth eradication
program on non-target forest canopy arthropods and their bird predators.
Co-investigator. $135,227.
1997. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY/BIOLOGICAL
RESOURCES DIVISION
Geographic information systems (GIS) analysis
of biodiversity in Arkansas. Co-investigator. $44,000.
1996. U.S. FOREST SERVICE/ARKANSAS PLANT
BOARD
Effects of a multi-year gypsy moth
eradication program on non-target forest canopy arthropods and their bird
predators.
Co-investigator. $75,005.
1996. NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL SERVICE.
Geographic information systems (GIS)
analysis of biodiversity in Arkansas. Co-investigator. $80,000.
1995. U. S. FOREST SERVICE/ARKANSAS
PLANT BOARD.
Effects on non-target canopy arthropods
and their avian predators in upland Ozark forests of a multi-year gypsy
moth eradication
program. Co-investigator.
$71,241.
1995-1996. NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE
FOUNDATION.
Arkansas Breeding Bird Atlas. Principal
Investigator. $81,000.
1994-1995. NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL SERVICE.
Geographic information systems (GIS)
analysis of biodiversity in Arkansas. Co-investigator. $200,000.
1994. U. S. FOREST SERVICE/ARKANSAS
PLANT BOARD.
Effects on non-target canopy arthropods
and their avian predators in upland Ozark forests of a multi-year gypsy
moth eradication
program. Co-investigator.
$52,000.
1993. NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.
Arkansas Breeding Bird Atlas. Principal
Investigator. $60,000.
1992-1994. U. S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE.
Geographic information systems (GIS)
analysis of biodiversity in Arkansas. Co-investigator. $345,000.
1987-1990. ARKANSAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION.
Ecology of two black bear (Ursus
americanus) populations in the Interior Highlands of Arkansas. Principal
Investigator. $274,119.
1984-1988. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION.
Cornucopia: Effect of periodical
cicada emergence on avian community dynamics. Principal Investigator.
$269,314.
Steward, V.B., K.G. Smith, and F.M.
Stephen. 1988. Red-winged Blackbird predation
on periodical cicadas (Homoptera: Magicicada
spp.): Bird behavior and cicada responses. Oecologia
76:348-352.
Briggs, J.M., and K.G. Smith. 1989.
Influence of habitat on acorn selection by Peromyscus
leucopus. J. Mammal. 70:35-43.
Williams, K. S. and K. G. Smith. 1991.
Dynamics of periodical cicada chorus centers
(Homoptera: Cicadidae: Magicicada). J. Insect
Behav. 4:275-291.
Scarlett. T. L. and K. G. Smith. 1991.
Acorn preference of urban Blue Jays (Cyanocitta
cristata) during fall and spring in northwestern
Arkansas. Condor
93:438-442.
Riley, C. M. and K. G. Smith. 1992.
Sexual dimorphism and foraging behavior of Emerald
Toucanets (Aulacorhynchus prasinus) in
Costa Rica. Ornis Scand.
23:459-466.
Petit, D. R., L. J. Petit, and K. G. Smith.
1992. Habitat associations of migratory birds
overwintering in Belize, Central America. (In):
J. M. Hagar III and D. W. Johnston, eds., Ecology
and Conservation of Neotropical Migrant Landbirds. Smithsonian Inst.
Press.
pp. 247-256.
Williams, K. S., K. G. Smith, and F.
M. Stephen. 1993. Emergence of 13-year periodical
cicadas (Homoptera: Cicadidae:Magicicada):
phenology, mortality, and predator satiation.
Ecology
74:1143-1152.
Clark, J. D., J. Dunn, and K. G. Smith.
1993. A multivariate model of female black bear
habitat use for a geographic infomation
system. J. Wildl.
Manage. 57:519-525.
Smith, K. G. and P. G. Connors. 1993.
Post-breeding habitat selection by shorebirds, waterbirds,
and landbirds at Barrow, Alaska: a
multivariate analysis. Can. J.
Zool. 71:1629-1638.
Smith, K. G. and J. D. Clark. 1994.
Black
bears in Arkansas: Aspects of a successful translocation. J.
Mammalogy 75:309-320.
Foti, T., X. Li, M. Blaney, and K. G. Smith.
1994. A classification system for the natural
vegetation of Arkansas. Proc. Ark. Acad.
Sci. 48:50-62.
Tarvin, K. A., and K. G. Smith.
1995. Microhabitat factors influencing predation and success of suburban
Blue
Jay Cyanocitta
cristata nests.
J. Avian Biol.
26:296- 304.
Rotenberry, J. T., R. J. Cooper, J. M. Wunderle, and K.
G. Smith. 1995. When and how are populations
limited: the roles of insect
outbreaks, fire, and other natural perturbations.
Pp. 55-80. in: T. Martin and D. M. Finch, eds. Ecology
and management of
neotropical migratory birds:
synthesis and review of critical issues. Oxford Univ. Press.
Dzur, R. S., M. E. Garner, K. G. Smith,
and W. F. Limp. 1996. Gap analysis partnerships
for mapping the vegetation of Arkansas. Pp.
179-186. in: J. M. Scott, T. Tear,
and F. Davis, eds. Gap Analysis: A landscape
approach to biodiversity planning.
Smith, K. G., and D. G. Catanzaro.
1996. Predicting vertebrate distributions for Gap
analysis: Potential problems in constructing the
models. Pp. 163-170. in: J.
M. Scott, T. Tear, and F. Davis, eds.
Gap Analysis: A landscape approach to biodiversity planning.
Nagy, L., and K. G. Smith. 1997.
Effects of insecticide-induced reduction in lepidopteran larvae on reproductive
success of Hooded
Warblers. Auk
114:619-
627.
Rodewald, P. G., and K. G. Smith.
1998. Short-term effects of understory and overstory management on
breeding
birds in Arkansas
oak-hickory forests. J.
Wildl. Manage. 62:1410-1416.
Taulman, J. F., K. G. Smith,
and R. E. Thill. 1998. Demographic and behavioral responses
of southern flying squirrels to
experimental logging in Arkansas. Ecological
Applications 8:1144-1155.
Withgott, J. and K. G. Smith.
1998. Brown-headed Nuthatch (Sitta
pusilla). in: A. Poole and F. Gill, eds. The
birds of North
America, No. 349.
24pp.
Won, C., and K. G. Smith. 1999.
History and current status of mammals of the
Korean Peninsula. Mammal Review 29:in
press.
Riley, C. M., and K. G. Smith.
1999. Emerald Toucanet ecology.
in: N. Nadkarni, N. Scrimshaw, and N. Wheelwright, eds.
Natural
history and ecology of
Monteverde, Costa Rica: background to conservation.
Smith, K. G., P. G. Rodewald, and J.
Withgott. 1999. Red-headed Woodpecker
(Melanerpes erythrocephalus). in: A. Poole and F.
Gill, eds. The birds of
North America.
Rodewald, P. G., J. Withgott, and K. G. Smith.
1999. Pine Warbler (Dendroica pinus).
in: A. Poole and F. Gill, eds. The
birds of
North America.