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Isobel Phoebus

Organization
fRI Research
Category
Research Staff
Job Title
Wildlife Research Biologist
Phone
780-865-8218
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About

From growing up outdoors in the Kootenay region of B.C. to obtaining a M.Sc. degree in “Wildlife, Ecology, and Biodiversity” at the University of Freiburg, Germany, Isobel has developed a strong passion for nature and its protection. Isobel first collaborated with fRI Research in 2016 for her Master’s thesis where she examined grizzly bear use of riparian zones and the ecological implications for forest management. Upon completion of her work, Isobel published her research in the peer-reviewed journal Forest Ecology and Management. Now as a contributing scientist at fRI, Isobel strives to apply ecological research to forest management and wildlife conservation. When away from the field or office, Isobel spends her time adventuring, rock climbing up mountains, and slacklining over canyons.

Program & Project Involvement

Grizzly Bear Program
Program

Grizzly Bear Program

The fRI Research Grizzly Bear Program provides knowledge and planning tools to ensure the long-term conservation of grizzly bears in Alberta.

Impacts of New Forestry Approaches on Grizzly Bear Habitat Use and Movement
Project

Impacts of New Forestry Approaches on Grizzly Bear Habitat Use and Movement

This project will investigate whether new approaches to forestry can minimize impacts on resident grizzly bears.

Linkages between forestry practices, ungulate abundance, and the habitat use and performance of grizzly bear in and adjacent to woodland caribou habitat
Project

Linkages between forestry practices, ungulate abundance, and the habitat use and performance of grizzly bear in and adjacent to woodland caribou habitat

This project will improve our understanding of how forestry practice is affecting ungulates and how grizzly bears are responding.

The Co-existence of a Threatened Population of Grizzly Bears with Quarry Mining in Alberta, Canada
Project

The Co-existence of a Threatened Population of Grizzly Bears with Quarry Mining in Alberta, Canada

This project will work with local high school students and quarry workers to determine grizzly bear use of the quarry site.

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