Peer Reviewed Publications
2020
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Foley, C.M., and H.J. Lynch. 2019. "A Method to Estimate Pre-Exploitation Population Size." Conservation Biology 34(1): 256-265. [Cover Article]
2019Kinlock, N., L. Prowant, E. Herstoff, C.M. Foley, M. Akin-Fajiye, N. Bender, M. Umarani, H. Ryu, B. Sen, J. Gurevitch. "Open science and meta-analysis allows for rapid advances in ecology: a response to Menegotto et al. 2019" Global Ecology and Biogeography 28(10): 1533-1534.
2018Foley, C.M., T. Hart, and H.J. Lynch. 2018. “King penguin populations increase on South Georgia but explanations remain elusive”. Polar Biology.
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2017
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Kinlock, N., L. Prowant, E. Herstoff, C.M. Foley, M. Akin-Fajiye, N. Bender, M. Umarani, H. Ryu, B. Sen, J. Gurevitch. 2017. “Explaining global variation in the latitudinal diversity gradient: Meta-analysis confirms known patterns and uncovers new ones” Global Ecology and Biogeography 27(1): 125-141.
Lynch, H.J., C.M. Foley, M. Lynch, and L. Thorne. 2017. “Response to Van Norman” BioScience 67(10):874. Foley, C.M., M. Lynch, L. Thorne, and H.J. Lynch. 2017. “Listing Foreign Species under the Endangered Species Act: A Primer for Conservation Biologists” BioScience 67(7): 627-637. [Cover Article] 2016Lynch, M., C.M. Foley, L. Thorne, and H.J. Lynch. 2016. “Improving the use of biological data in Antarctic management”. Antarctic Science 28(6): 425-431.
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2013
Foley, C.M.R. 2013. “Management implications of fishing up, down, or through marine food webs”. Marine Policy 37: 176-182.
Reports & Other Publications
Foley, C.M. and K.O. Ounanian. In Press. “License to Krill: Governing the Commons”, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center Case Study Collection, Annapolis, MD.
Friedenberg N., and C.M. Foley. In Press. “Golden Eagle Transmission Line Strike Modeling & Mitigation”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Foley, C.M. 2018. “Sea Ice from Space: Crossing Boundaries of Sea Ice Science” Earthzine.
Rollinson, E.J., C.M. Foley, and N.A. Friedenberg. 2017. “Conservation Plans for Similar Species: Strategies, Methods, and Case Studies”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Friedenberg N., and C.M. Foley. 2016. “Defining Protection of Endangered Species from an Integrated Multispecies Perspective”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H. Lynch. 2015. “A methodology to assess site sensitivity at visitor sites: Progress report”, Information Paper submitted by Australia, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States to the XXXVIII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Foley, C.M. and N.A. Friedenberg. 2015. “Rapid Conservation Assessments For Pre-Listed Species”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Foley, C.M., R. Naveen, and H.J. Lynch. 2015. “Elements of a new, comprehensive framework analyzing polar site sensitivities.” In Proceedings of the Norwegian Polar Institute Symposium on Assessing Vulnerability of Flora and Fauna in Polar Areas. Vongrraven, D. and Huag, F.D. (eds.). Norwegian Polar Institute, Tromsø.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H.J. Lynch. 2014. “Developing a new methodology to analyze site sensitivities”, Information Paper submitted by the United States to the XXXVII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Brasilia, Brazil.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H.J. Lynch. 2014. “Advancing recommendations of the CEP tourism study”, Working Paper submitted by Australia, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States to the XXXVII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Brasilia, Brazil.
C.M. Foley and W. Whitmore, NMFS. 2012. “Considerations for implementing an inshore/offshore management system in the Northeast groundfish fishery” NMFS White Paper.
Walsh, T., J. Drociak, and C. Foley. 2009. “New Hampshire Volunteer River Assessment Program 2008 watershed water quality report series”. State of New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services: Concord, NH.
Friedenberg N., and C.M. Foley. In Press. “Golden Eagle Transmission Line Strike Modeling & Mitigation”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Foley, C.M. 2018. “Sea Ice from Space: Crossing Boundaries of Sea Ice Science” Earthzine.
Rollinson, E.J., C.M. Foley, and N.A. Friedenberg. 2017. “Conservation Plans for Similar Species: Strategies, Methods, and Case Studies”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Friedenberg N., and C.M. Foley. 2016. “Defining Protection of Endangered Species from an Integrated Multispecies Perspective”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H. Lynch. 2015. “A methodology to assess site sensitivity at visitor sites: Progress report”, Information Paper submitted by Australia, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States to the XXXVIII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Foley, C.M. and N.A. Friedenberg. 2015. “Rapid Conservation Assessments For Pre-Listed Species”, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA.
Foley, C.M., R. Naveen, and H.J. Lynch. 2015. “Elements of a new, comprehensive framework analyzing polar site sensitivities.” In Proceedings of the Norwegian Polar Institute Symposium on Assessing Vulnerability of Flora and Fauna in Polar Areas. Vongrraven, D. and Huag, F.D. (eds.). Norwegian Polar Institute, Tromsø.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H.J. Lynch. 2014. “Developing a new methodology to analyze site sensitivities”, Information Paper submitted by the United States to the XXXVII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Brasilia, Brazil.
Naveen, R., C.M. Foley, and H.J. Lynch. 2014. “Advancing recommendations of the CEP tourism study”, Working Paper submitted by Australia, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States to the XXXVII Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Brasilia, Brazil.
C.M. Foley and W. Whitmore, NMFS. 2012. “Considerations for implementing an inshore/offshore management system in the Northeast groundfish fishery” NMFS White Paper.
Walsh, T., J. Drociak, and C. Foley. 2009. “New Hampshire Volunteer River Assessment Program 2008 watershed water quality report series”. State of New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services: Concord, NH.
