The CMU at the ABMI supports caribou recovery efforts across Western Canada by providing scientific and monitoring services to a broad spectrum of stakeholders. One of the projects that we are involved in is the Revelstoke Caribou Rearing in the Wild program (click here for more detail). We invite you to watch this recent video that depicts the impact of community cooperation in caribou conservation. The CMU looks forward to future opportunities to apply strong science to the challenge of caribou management and conservation.
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.
Featured Projects
Defining Functional Habitat Recovery
“Habitat restoration is a core element for recovery, but how do we know when habitat is restored? …
Prioritizing Areas for Restoration in the Oil Sands
Over 100,000 km of seismic lines have been cut across Alberta’s Oil Sands Area…
From Research to Recovery
During the 1990s, the main focus of the Columbia Mountains Caribou Research Project was researching caribou ecology and …
Reports & Publications
Find out more about our research and findings in our reports. These can be searched on the Reports & Publications page:
Our Partners & Funders
Without the support of these wonderful people, the work we do would simply not be possible.
