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Sustaining Mesocarnivore Populations and Habitat in Lower Mainland Watersheds
Golden Ears Provincial Park and the Stave Watershed
This project will use non-invasive survey techniques to evaluate the distribution, habitat use, and human-caused threats of mesocarnivore populations in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. This information is necessary to help trappers...
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Mesocarnivore, Wolf, and Bear Population Viability and Connectivity in the Seton River Watershed
Seton River Watershed
This research is predominantly focused on wildlife, habitat and conservation; targeted species include primarily mesocarnivores (wolverine, lynx, etc.) as well as wolf, grizzly and black bears. We currently have 55 wildlife cameras...
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BC Parks Citizen Science Wildlife Monitoring Program
Southeast Fraser Valley
For the past five years, BC Parks has been working with partners in the Skagit Valley and other close protected areas to study wildlife utilizing an emerging tool: wildlife cameras.Through the Citizen Science Wildlife Monitoring project,...
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Southern Interior Mule Deer Project
Southern Interior
With an aim to learn how to best restore mule deer populations in the southern interior, 160 cameras have been deployed in conjunction with the collaring of 150 mule deer does and fawns to gain insight into how landscape change and the...
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Wildlife-Park Visitor Interaction in South BC Coast Parks
The North Shore
This project is using a small number of strategically placed cameras to examine wildilfe movement through parks to support dog management in backcountry recreation areas.
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Of Mice and Moose: Impacts of Forest Harvest Practices on Mammal Communities
Alex Fraser and John Prince Research Forests, Caven Creek Cutblocks
This project focuses on the wildlife that use and frequent a gradient of forest harvesting methods in the Interior of BC. The experimental design involves three replicates of five forest harvesting treatments at three sites: Jaffray...
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Kootenay Remote Camera Monitoring Project
The Kootenay Region
The Kootenay Region has a great diversity of wildlife including seven ungulate species (mountain goat, bighorn sheep, moose, mule deer, white-tailed deer, caribou and elk) and seven large carnivores (black bear, grizzly bear, wolf, coyote,...
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The Moraine Mesocarnivore Project
The Beaver Hills Biosphere
The Moraine Mesocarnivore Project investigated the degree to which the network of protected areas, private woodlots, and developed land within the mixed-use landscape of central Alberta's heartland maintains mammalian diversity, and...
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