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Caribou Health & Mortality in West-Central Alberta

In November 2016, Caribou Program lead Laura Finnegan presented research at the Ecological Issues Forum in Calgary.

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Nov 30, 2016
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  • Assessing disease prevalence and caribou health in west-central and north-western Alberta

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Caribou Response to Oil and Gas Activities: do regeneration and activity levels matter?

Laura Finnegan presenting at the PTAC Ecological Issues Forum.
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Grizzly Bear Survival in Oil and Gas Operating Areas

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Close Encounters of the Fatal Kind: Predators and Landscape Features Associated with Central Mountain Caribou Mortalities | Webinar

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Streams, Seismic Lines, & Pipelines Increase Caribou Predation Risk

Summary of a Caribou Program paper.
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