Administrative Faculty
Year Started at JMU: 1999
flintwd@jmu.edu
Contact Info
Research Description
I am interested in amphibian ecology and conservation. My research focuses on a rare terrestrial salamander, Plethodon punctatus (Cow Knob salamander). I work with the US Forest Service and other state and federal management agencies on issues related to the ecology and conservation of this and other salamander species.
Courses
- Ecology and Evolution (BIO 124)
- Man and the Environment (GSCI 104)
Education
- MS in Ecology, 2004, James Madison University
- BS in Ecology, 1999, Longwood College
Select Publications
- Flint, W. D., and R. N. Harris. 2005. The efficacy of visual encounter surveys for population monitoring of Plethodon punctatus (Caudata: Plethodontidae). Journal of Herpetology. 39: 578-584.
Biology Department
