Research lead by Dr. Craig DeMars has been featured in Animal Ecology in Focus, a science blog administered by the Journal of Animal Ecology. Follow this link. To read the post, and watch the video to learn about how human landscape modification is changing predator-prey dynamics for woodland caribou.
The Caribou Monitoring Unit (CMU) was developed to support woodland caribou recovery in Canada. The CMU works with academics, industry, and government to facilitate applied research and provide scientific expertise to evaluate and monitor caribou recovery options.
CMU in the Media
Even with round-the-clock attention and hand-gathered lichen for food, caribou calf 15 was doomed once it stepped from a pen here surrounded by 4-meter-high fences. That was clear as wildlife biologist Rob Serrouya crouched in the shadows of a grove of stunted yew trees a kilometer away from the pen and picked up the brown, nylon radio-tracking collar that once encircled the calf’s neck….Read More
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Defining Functional Habitat Recovery
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From Research to Recovery
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