CWBM Current Issue
2026 - Volume 15 - Issues 1 & 2
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Adverse Effects of Hunting with Hounds on Participating Animals and Human Bystanders
Astghik MARKOSYAN, Laura MENEFEE, and Adrian TREVES
CWBM 15 (1 & 2): 11-27
Hunting mammals with hounds (Canis familiaris) is little studied. We present 2 datasets consisting of quantitative and qualitative data from self-selected respondents. We frame 2 hypotheses and test predictions from each to explain why wolves and hounds engage in lethal competition.
Read MoreStrychnine – An Ecological Liability in Western Canada
Gilbert PROULX, and Paul C. PAQUET
CWBM 15 (1 & 2): 28-39
During the drought year of 2026, the Government of Canada granted an Emergency Registration to the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan permitting the use of strychnine to control Richardson’s ground squirrels (Urocitellus richardsonii), a fossorial rodent inhabiting the Canadian Prairies.
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NEWS
Volume 15 – Issues 1 & 2 – News
Gilbert Proulx
CWBM Vol 15 (1 & 2): 40 – 41
Special Issue on Species at Risk – Vol. 16..pg 40
Summit Human-Carnivore Conflict and Coexistence…pg 41
CWBM Previous Issue
2025 - VOLUME 14 - ISSUE 1
On The Use of Non-Invasive Methods in Mammal Studies
Gilbert PROULX CWBM 14 (2): 1 - 34 Several non-invasive methods, i.e., methods which do not require the capture and handling of animals, have been used and are still being developed by wildlife professionals. In this paper, I review 5 classes of non-invasive methods for their ability to improve animal welfare, and acquire useful and versatile datasets.
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