Publications

Academic Publications

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• Haswell, P.M., Kusak, J., Hayward, M.W., 2016. Large carnivore impacts are context-dependent. Food Webs. 12, 3-13

• Stone, S.A., Breck, S.W., Timberlake, J., Haswell, P.M., Najera, F., Bean, B.S., Thornhill, D.J., 2017. Adaptive use of nonlethal strategies for minimizing wolf-sheep conflict in Idaho. J Mammal 98, 33-44.

• Allen, B.L., Allen, L.R., Andrén, H., Ballard, G., Boitani, L., Engeman, R.M., Fleming, P.J.S., Ford, A.T., Haswell, P.M., Kowalczyk, R., Linnell, J.D.C., Mech, L.D., Parker, D.M., 2017. Can we save large carnivores without losing large carnivore science? Food Webs 12, 64-75

• Caravaggi, A., Banks, P.B., Burton, A.C., Finlay, C.M.V., Haswell, P.M., Hayward, M.W., Rowcliffe, M.J., Wood, M.D., 2017. A review of camera trapping for conservation behaviour research. Remote Sens Ecol Conserv 3, 109-122.

• Allen, B.L., Allen, L.R., Andrén, H., Ballard, G., Boitani, L., Engeman, R.M., Fleming, P.J., Ford, A.T., Haswell, P.M., Kowalczyk, R., Linnell, J.D., 2017. Large carnivore science: Non-experimental studies are useful, but experiments are better. Food Webs 13, 49-50. 

• Haswell, P.M., Jones, K.A., Kusak, J., Hayward, M.W., 2018. Fear, foraging and olfaction: how mesopredators avoid costly interactions with apex predators. Oecologia 187, 573–583.

• Haswell PM, Shepherd EA, Stone SA, Purcell B, Hayward MW, 2019. Foraging theory provides a useful framework for livestock predation management. J Nat Conserv 49, 69-75 

• Haswell PM, Kusak J, Jones KA, Hayward MW., 2020 Fear of the dark? A mesopredator mitigates large carnivore risk through nocturnality, but humans moderate the interaction. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 74:62

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• Haswell, P.M., 2021. Scientist warning on why you should consume less; even if wider society doesn’t. Nat Cult 16:29–48

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• Hayward, M.W., Meyer, N.F. V., Balkenhol, N., Beranek, C.T., Bugir, C.K., Bushell, K. V., Callen, A., Dickman, A.J., Griffin, A.S., Haswell, P.M., Howell, L.G., Jordan, C.A., Klop-Toker, K., Moll, R.J., Montgomery, R.A., Mudumba, T., Osipova, L., Périquet, S., Reyna-Hurtado, R., Ripple, W.J., Sales, L.P., Weise, F.J., Witt, R.R., Lindsey, P.A., 2022. Intergenerational inequity: stealing the joy and benefits of nature from our children. Front Ecol Evol 10:830830

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• Haswell et al. 2023. Recovering an endangered vole and its habitat may help control invasive house mice, Food Webs 34, e00267.

• López-Pérez, A.M., Haswell, P., Clifford, D.L. et al. 2023. Interspecific interactions, human proximity, and season affect spatiotemporal structure of a Mojave Desert wetlands rodent community with a highly endangered species. Mamm Biol 103, 493–504

PhD thesis

• Haswell PM (2019) Behind enemy lines: investigating suppression & coexistence between sympatric carnivores in Plitvice Lakes, Croatia. PhD Thesis, Bangor University, Bangor, UK

Acknowledgements

• Ripple, W.J., Wolf, C., Newsome, T.M., Galetti, M., Alamgir, M., Crist, E., Mahmoud, M.I., Laurance, W.F., 2017. World scientists’ warning to humanity: a second notice. BioScience 67, 1026-1028. 

• Grabham, A.A., Ventress, G. & Hayward, M.W. (2018) The diet of denning female European pine martens (Martes martes) in Galloway Forest District, South West Scotland, Great Britain. Mamm Res, 1-11.

• Smith JA, Suraci JP, Hunter JS, Gaynor KM, Keller CB, Palmer MS, Atkins JL, Castañeda I, Cherry MJ, Garvey PM, Huebner SE, Morin DJ, Teckentrup L, Weterings MJA, Beaudrot L (2020) Zooming in on mechanistic predator‐prey ecology: integrating camera traps with experimental methods to reveal the drivers of ecological interactions. J Anim Ecol, 89, 1997-2012. 

Wolf Print Magazine

I write for and am a member of the editorial team for the magazine “Wolf Print” which is produced by the UK Wolf Conservation Trust, links to my articles can be found below. If you would like to subscribe to receive wolf print then please follow the link.

• “Wolf depredation study” Wolf Print Issue 38 Autumn/Winter 2009

• “Conservation in Practice” Wolf Print Issue 40 Summer 2010 

• “Life and behaviour of Wolves, Breeding behaviour and processes” Wolf Print issue 42 Spring 2011

• “Life and behaviour of Wolves, Wolves and climate change” Wolf print issue 43 Summer 2011

• “Life and behaviour of Wolves: Built for the kill, Wolf diet and predatory adaptations” Wolf print issue 44 Autumn 2011

• “Life and behaviour of wolves: Co-existence in the Northern Rockies” Wolf print issue 45 Spring 2012

•  “Life and behaviour of Wolves: Predation risk and ecosystem structure” Wolf print issue 46 Summer 2012

• “Life and Behaviour of Wolves: Activity study in Croatia” Wolf print issue 47 Autumn/Winter 2012

• “Life and Behaviour of Wolves: Wolf pup development” Wolf print issue 48 Spring 2013

• “Life and Behaviour of Wolves: The Practicalities of reintroduction” Wolf print issue 49 Summer 2013

• “Life and behaviour of wolves: Croatia update” Wolf print issue 51 Spring 2014

• “Life and behaviour of wolves: Mesopredators in a scary world” Wolf print issue 53 Autumn/Winter 2014

• “A conservationists path: An interview with Pete Haswell” Wolf Print Issue 55 Summer 2015

• “Understanding how humans affect food-webs and the impacts of large carnivores” Wolf Print Issue 59 Autumn/Winter 2016

• “End of an era but a lasting legacy” Wolf Print Issue 64 Summer 2018

My undergraduate research thesis: 

• “Wolf depredation management: An investigation into the effectiveness of low-tech primary repellents causing stimuli disruption as potential methods of livestock protection from the Grey Wolf (Canis lupus)”

Journalism coverage:

• The Leading Edge: Wolf Conservation In The Idaho Backcountry

• Sleeping Among the Sheep _EMagazine

• Radio interviews

• The Queen Of The Desert

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Documentary appearances:

• “A season of predators” Produced, filmed and edited by Jason D.B. Kauffman

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Conference/Seminar involvements

• “Life after graduation: where can conservation take you?” Author, UKWCT Seminar Oct 2011

• “Resolving Wolf and Livestock Conflicts with Nonlethal Methods under a Community Stakeholder Model” Co-Author, Wildlife society conference, October 2012

• “Spatio-temporal distribution of activity and space use among wolves, ungulates and humans in Croatia” Author, International Wolf Symposium, Oct 2013 2013_International Wolf_Symposium_programme

• Haswell, P.M. 2013. Evolution of the domestic dog, from forest to front room; a dog’s tail. In: Bangor University, guest lecture. October

• Guest lectures every year for Bangor student Zoological society or Conservation society, 2014-2018.

• Haswell, P. M. 2016. Investigating intraguild suppression among Croatia’s carnivores. In: The North Wales mammal symposium, Bangor University, Gwynedd, UK

• Haswell, P. M. 2016. Investigating intraguild suppression among Croatia’s carnivores. In: The Welsh Ecology and Evolution Networks 3rd annual WEEN conference, Gregynog hall, Tregynon, Powys UK

• Haswell, P. M. 2017. Foraging Ecology and risk theory can inform livestock protection. In: 3rd International Compassionate Conservation Conference, Leura, Blue Mountains, Australia

• Helped S.A. Stone deliver the predator friendly ranching workshop. 2017. In: 3rd International Compassionate Conservation Conference, Leura, Blue Mountains, Australia

• Haswell, P.M. 2018. Adaptive behaviour can permit coexistence between predators. In: University of Victoria, Department of Geography lecture series. Sept 14th

• Haswell, P.M. 2018. Sympatric interactions between predators & applications for human-wildlife conflict resolution. In: University of British Columbia, Okanagan campus, guest seminar. Sept 28th

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Reviewer requests

• Journal of Zoology, Ecography, Royal Society Open Science, Journal of Mammalogy, Journal of Ethology, Behavioural Processes, PLoS ONE, Conservation Science and Practice, Journal of Applied Ecology, Mammalian Biology, Mammal Review, Hystrix, Conservation letters, Landscape Ecology​