David Rich Lewis

Utah State University

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Top Prof Award, Utah State University Mortar Board Honor Society (2005)
Faculty Award, Utah State University Libraries (2004)
Researcher of the Year, College of HASS, Utah State University (1997)
Historic Preservation Award for Landscape Preservation, Cache Valley Historical Society (1994)
Seminar Fellowship, Stanford University Program for Faculty Renewal, “American Indian Identity” (1993)
Visiting Scholar and Research Fellow, American West Center, University of Utah (1986-1987)
Pre-doctoral Fellowship, D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian (1985-1986)
Bert M. Fireman Prize (best student article in WHQ) - 1984
W. Mont Timmins Essay Prize, Department of History, Utah State University (1979)
Graduated cum laude, Utah State University; Distinguished graduating senior in History (1979)

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Lakeshore Zoning has Heterogeneous Ecological Effects: An Application of a Coupled Economic-Ecological Model

David Lewis, University of Puget Sound
Van Butsic
Volker C. Radeloff

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David Lewis, Van Butsic, and Volker C. Radeloff. "Lakeshore Zoning has Heterogeneous Ecological Effects: An Application of a Coupled Economic-Ecological Model" Ecological Applications (2010).
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/david_r_lewis/19

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