Johnson Lab Research
Johnson lab research covers a diverse array of wildlife topics, predominantly dealing with invasive or threatened wildlife species and their management.
Management Techniques for Invasive Amphibians
Sniff'N'Stop Invasive Frog Deterrent
Product webpage: www.sniffnstop.com
HopStop Frog & Toad Euthanasia Spray
Collaborator: Dr. David Dall, Pestat Pty., Ltd., Canberra, AU
Collaborators: Shenandoah Marr & Dr. Arnold Hara, University of Hawaii
Amphibian Ecology
Gopher Frogs: Movements, Habitat Use & Survival - Betsy Roznik, M.S. (2007)
Cuban Treefrogs: Refuge Use & Impacts on Native Species - Kris Hoffmann, M.S. (2007)
Radiotelemetry of Cuban Treefrogs
Long-term Amphibian Monitoring
Collaborators: Kym R. Campbell & Dr. Todd A. Campbell, University of Tampa
Agriculture & Amphibians
Agrochemicals in Freshwater Ecosystems
Collaborators: The Rohr Lab, University of South Florida
Other Wildlife Ecology
Florida Pinesnake: Home Range, Habitat Associations & Refuge Use - Gabriel Miller, M.S. (2008)
Snowy Plovers: Habitat Selection & Reproductive Performance - Raya Pruner, M.S. (2010)