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Mammalian Movement in Riparian Corridors

Mammalian Movement in Riparian Corridors

Squamish, Maple Ridge

We are using camera traps to determine if stream and riparian habitat or terrestrial habitat are more effective at connecting larger habitat areas for mammals, and if this relationship changes along a developmental gradient and at varying...

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Southern Interior Mule Deer Project

Southern Interior Mule Deer Project

British Columbia southern interior

The Southern Interior Mule Deer Project operates 250 cameras across 3 study regions from 100 Mile House in the north west to Grand Forks in the south east. The goal of the project is to determine how factors like wildfires, logging,...

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Irgens Creek

Irgens Creek

Dusty Rd Fsr access to Dakota Ridge

Monitoring the species utilizing the watershed near the contentious Sechelt Landfill and Gravel Pit. This river valley lies between the more commonly known Chapman Creek and Burnett Falls. The study will run from April 15 to May 15th/2023...

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Human-Wolf Coexistence in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

Human-Wolf Coexistence in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

125 cameras have been deployed in and around Pacific Rim National Park Reserve to quantify wolf activity in relation to human activity and prey availability. This project will demonstrate how wolves operate in a landscape shared with...

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Mammal Occupancy - Jasper National Park

Mammal Occupancy - Jasper National Park

Jasper National Park

A grid of over 100 cameras has been deployed since 2012 within Jasper National Park in coordination with the other mountain national parks to monitor mammal occupancy. A camera has been placed in almost all accessible accessible grid cells...

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Alpine Plant Phenology

Alpine Plant Phenology

Jasper National Park

We are monitoring phenology of alpine vegetation at two scales to be related to climate change, pollinators, and alpine birds to report on the condition and trend of alpine ecosystems in Jasper National Park. Daily timelapse images from...

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