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Photo gallery: Field work for the MPB/Caribou food project

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Photos from fieldwork, spring and summer 2014.

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Foothills Research Institute

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Jul 11, 2014

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Mountain Pine Beetle

Forest Management

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Potential Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle and Management Actions on Grizzly Bear and Caribou Populations in West-Central Alberta

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Field work photos from the Caribou crew - MPB project

Photos have been added to the Field work photo gallery

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