Video: Efficient Monitoring of Wildlife Responses to Seismic Line Restoration (Jason Fisher)
Petroleum Technology Alliance of Canada
Ecological Issues Forum
November 24, 2016
The Calgary Petroleum Club
NATURE & BIODIVERSITY
43 Results in Wildlife Management
Video: White-Tailed Deer Behavioural Response to Anthropogenic Features (Jason Fisher)
Petroleum Technology Alliance of Canada
Ecological Issues Forum
November 24, 2016
The Calgary Petroleum Club
Why are the bees dying? Northern Alberta scientists are helping find the answer
Article from the Edmonton Journal regarding ongoing research into bee deaths
White-tailed deer in AB's boreal forest
Presentation from the November 2015 PTAC Ecological Issues & Resource Access forum
Efficient monitoring of wildlife response: Algar prog.
Presentation from the November 2015 PTAC Ecological Issues & Resource Access Forum
Wolves filling up on cattle in southwestern Alberta
Article from Alberta Farmer Express about wolves in Pincher Creek to Kananaskis area
Cadomin & Wapiabi Cave closures extended to help bats
Government of Alberta will continue to keep caves closed to protect bats from white-nose syndrome
Moose populations on alarming decline in parks
Article exploring the decline in moose populations throughout North America
Mapping Shared Spaces
A project being led by a researcher from the University of California - Berkley will map the GPS locations of grizzly bears in the Kananaskis area. The bears are fitted with GPS collars and points will be recorded every 20 minutes.
Alberta's cougar population tripled in past decade
Higher cougar population numbers mean increased number of human-cougar interactions
AB steps up to bat to prevent white-nose syndrome
AB government has strategies in place to prevent white-nose syndrome from entering caves and infecting bat populations
White-tailed deer in boreal AB: Fawning rates
Presentation from 2014 PTAC Ecological Issues & Resource Access forum
