Cat Count Update
June 26, 2020When you think of your typical pet cat the first images that come to mind may be those of a cute and harmless fur baby or perhaps a curious...
In the FieldBlog
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Multispecies Monitoring in Cathedral Provincial Park: Using camera traps to measure coexistence
May 25, 2020Parks and protected areas are often created with the dual goal of protecting wildlife and the habitats within which they live, while also...
Gary Schroyen: The Story of a Released Wolf
April 27, 2020I had a surprise visitor show up at one of my game cameras which I had set out along an active wildlife trail. The location was 2 hours...
Citizen Scientist blog: A cougar scrape, some scat... and claws?
April 21, 2020By Mary Beth Pongrac I bought my first camera trap in 2019 with the goal of documenting wildlife around Sechelt, BC where I live. Today I...
Richardson Caribou Range – A Tale of Two Disturbances
March 18, 2020By Joanna Burgar, PhD Descending into our study area in the Richardson backcountry, almost exactly halfway between Fort McMurray and Fort...