CWBM Current Issue
2025 - Volume 14 - Issue 2
POINT TO PONDER
Cougar (Puma concolor) Occupancy in Saskatchewan with Implications
Tammie WINDSOR and Philip D. McLOUGHLIN
CWBM Vol 14 (2): 35 – 45
Historically, cougars (Puma concolor) were widespread across North America. However, intensive hunting, habitat loss, and government-sponsored predator control programs led to their extirpation from much of the central and eastern regions by the early 20th century.
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ORIGINAL RESEARCH
A Preliminary Assessment of a Hair-snaring Device for Allegheny
Thomas L. SERFASS, Megan E. ZAGORSKI, Jennifer L. SAVILLE, Maggie D. TRISKA, Bradley H. BLAKE, and Jacqueline M. DOYLE
CWBM Vol 14 (2): 46 – 53
We developed and conducted a preliminary assessment of a non-invasive device for collecting hair from Maryland’s state-endangered Allegheny woodrat (Neotoma magister) at a long-term monitoring site for the species in Western Maryland.
Read MoreComparing Aquatic Camera Trapping and Targeted Environmental DNA
Morgan R. H. HUMPHREY, Kathleen P. NOLAN, and Robert H. HANNER
CWBM Vol 14 (2): 54 – 70
Understanding the strengths, biases, and variability associated with biomonitoring methods is important to inform conservation decisions. Novel biomonitoring technologies capturing environmental signals provide non-invasive alternatives to conventional methods that capture animals.
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Volume 14 – Issue 2 – News
Gilbert Proulx
CWBM Vol 14 (2): 71 – 72
Alpha Wildlife Summit 2026 – Human-Carnivore Conflict and Coexistence
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2025 - VOLUME 14 - ISSUE 1
Bad Political Policies affect Carnivore Conservation and Management
Gilbert PROULX CWBM 14 (1): 1 - 5 Political policies refer to the decisions, actions, and strategies implemented by governments to address societal issues and achieve specific goals within the realm of political economy (Smelser and Baltes 2001).
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