Projects

Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi'it First Nation Habitat Restoration

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Camera trapping survey for mammal community monitoring at three grazing management properties in Gravelotte, South Africa

Camera trapping survey for mammal community monitoring at three grazing management properties in Gravelotte, South Africa

Gravelotte, Limpopo Province, South Africa

In this study, we used the camera trap survey to access the diversity, abundance, distribution, conservation status and activity rhythms of mammal species in three different property based on cattle management programme: the Holistic…

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Caribou Conservation through Better Cutblock Design

Caribou Conservation through Better Cutblock Design

West-central Alberta

Declines of woodland caribou are linked to human-caused landscape changes that convert mature forests to early seral stands. Early seral stands provide abundant forage that support high populations of primary prey (e.g., deer, moose, and…

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Cathedral Provincial Park Mammal Monitoring

Cathedral Provincial Park Mammal Monitoring

Cathedral Provincial Park

A grid of roughly 50 cameras is being deployed within Cathedral Provincial Park in the Okanagan-Similkameen to produce a species inventory, investigate recreation impacts on wildlife, and provide information on a population of mountain…

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Collaborative Wildlife Monitoring in NW Alberta Caribou Ranges

Collaborative Wildlife Monitoring in NW Alberta Caribou Ranges

Chinchaga and Caribou Mountains

The goal of this project is to estimate ungulate, predator, and bird density in two NW Alberta caribou ranges: Chinchaga and Caribou Mountains. Ungulate and predator densities will be estimated by deploying three grids of 25 cameras across…

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Columbia Mountain Camera Project

Columbia Mountain Camera Project

Lake Revelstoke / Columbia Mountains Valley

Wildlife cameras were deployed in 2022 to monitor spatiotemporal occurrences of several focal species in multiple habitat types within the Columbia mountain ranges surrounding Lake Revelstoke, from the town of Revelstoke to Mica Dam in BC.

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Ecosystem Monitoring Camera Program

Ecosystem Monitoring Camera Program

Cold Lake, East Side Athabasca, West Side Athabasca, Saskatchewan

The Ecosystem Monitoring Camera Program’s goals are two-fold. The first goal will be to monitor multi-species responses to caribou management actions over time using a remote camera program. The program specifically monitors changes in…

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EduWild Project

EduWild Project

Bulkley Valley, Northwest BC

The EduWild program engages local students and citizens in collecting wildlife monitoring data within their community. This hands-on, place-based learning provides opportunities for youth to 'know the land they live on', and instils a…

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Elk Valley Grizzly Bear Project

Elk Valley Grizzly Bear Project

The Elk Valley

20 wildlife cameras have been deployed and are being used in conjunction with hair snags and GPS collars to investigate rates and mechanisms of grizzly bear mortality and reproduction across a human-influence gradient.

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Fernie Recreation Monitoring

Fernie Recreation Monitoring

WMU 4-23

20 cameras monitoring recreation effects of motorized and non-motorized recreation near Fernie. Paired cameras on adjacent wildlife trails.

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Fisher Artificial Reproductive Den Box Project

Fisher Artificial Reproductive Den Box Project

Cariboo-Chilcotin

55 artificial den boxes were designed, constructed, installed, and monitored for fisher use in the Central Interior of BC. Monitoring included hair-snagging and video monitoring. Fishers used a small proportion of the structures for…

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Fuel Management and Wildfire Impacts on Vegetation, Wildlife and Water Quality Given Climate Change

Fuel Management and Wildfire Impacts on Vegetation, Wildlife and Water Quality Given Climate Change

West Kootenays

Wildlife cameras have been deployed throughout two regions burned by wildfire, one in 2018 and one in 2021, with cameras within unburned control sites, and burned sites at various burn severities. Many cameras are also up in two unburned…

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