Gail Woodside

Instructor
gail.woodside [at] oregonstate.edu

Office: 541-737-4992

170 SW Waldo Place

Corvallis, OR 97331

Research Interest: Subsistence landscape restoration, Elk behavior and movement, and Creating partnerships between Western and Traditional Science.

Academic Interests:

1. Vulnerability of traditional women's foods, medicinals, and product plants to climate change on the Olympic Peninsula, WA: Management projections and implications for tribal perspectives on Usual and Accustomed gathering areas
2. Changes in Non-Migratory Roosevelt Elk (Cervus elaphus roosevelti) Movement Patterns Within Usual and Accustomed Boundaries of S’klallam Ceded Lands and their connection with Indigenous Womens Subsistence Gathering.

At OSU

Affiliated with:

Wildlife Science

Headquarters:

OSU Main Campus

Major(s):

PhD, Wildlife Science

Major Professor:

Dan Edge

Biography

Gail J. Woodside is a large landscape aridland ecologist and Traditional Knowledge Specialist. She is interested in subsistence landscape restoration, elk behavior and movement, and creating partnerships between Western and Traditional science. She is a member of the Advisory Board the Native American Longhouse, as well as a founding member of OSU's Biannual Traditional Knowledge conferences. She currently teaches AG 301.

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