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Cliff Montagne
Associate Professor; Ph.D. 1976, M.S. 1971, Montana State University; B.S. 1969, Dartmouth College. Soil-landscape relationships, including geology, landscape ecology, landscape inventory, soil genesis and classification, and holistic resource management of agricultural and non-agricultural soils; philosophy and ethics of land resource use; development of more effective techniques for learning, teaching and problem solving. Working with bioregional management at ecosystem and human community levels in Greater Yellowstone, northern Mongolia, northern Japan.
Recent Publications:
- Baker, C., R. Lawrence, C. Montagne, and D. Patten. 2006. Mapping wetlands and riparian areas using Landsat ETM+ imagery and decision tree-based models. Wetlands. 26:465-474.
- Tsagaan Sankey, T., C. Montagne, L. Graumlich, R. Lawrence, and J. Nielsen. 2006. 20th Century forest-grassland ecotone shift in Montana under differing livestock grazing pressure. Forest Ecology and Management. 234:282-292.
- Tsagaan Sankey, T., C. Montagne, L. Graumlich, R. Lawrence, and J. Nielsen. 2006. 20th Century forest-grassland ecotone shift and livestock herbivory effects in northern Mongolia. Forest Ecology and Management. 233:36-44.
- Thoma, D. P., D. W. Bailey, D. S. Long, G. A. Nielsen, M. P. Henry, C. Breneman, and C. Montagne. 2002. Shrot-term monitoring of rangeland forage conditions with AVHRR imagery. J. of Range Management. 55 (4):383-389.
- Montage, C. 2000. Forward In Landscapes and communities on the Pacific Rim: Cultural perspectives from Asia to the Pacific Northwest. Karen K. Gaul and jackie Hiltz, ed., M. E. Sharpe. ix-xiv.
- Maxwell, B., J. Johnson, and C. Montagne. 2000. Predicting land use change in and around a rural community. P. 173-188. In Hill, M. M. and R. J. Aspinall. Spatial information for land use management. Gordon and Breach Scientific Publishers.
Recent Grants:
- Mongolia Education Project. Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club. 2000. $1,000
- Bioregions Program. Willow Springs Foundation. Montagne, C. and T. Swanson. 2000. $50,000.
- Sister Bioregion Project. From private foundation. Montagne, C. and T. Swanson. 1998-1999. $50,000.
- Sister Bioregion Project. From private foundation. Montagne, C. and T. Swandon. 1999-2000. $50,000.
- A Public Access Resource Center (PARC) Empowering the General Public to Use EOSDIS. Implementation Phase. NASA/UMAC. Nielsen, G. A., D. Long, C. Montagne, B. Maxwell, R. Engel. 1998. $79,995.
- International program development. Office of International Programs, Montana State University. Montagne, C. 1998. $1,350.
Current Instructional Responsibilities:
- LRES 201N - Soil Resource
(Fall)
- LRES 310 - Professional Preparation (Spring)
- LRES 421 - Holistic Thought & Management
(Spring)
- LRES 454 - Landscape Pedology (Fall)
- LRES 458 - Teaching Applications in LRES (Fall)
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