CWBM Current Issue
2022 - Volume 11 - Issue 2
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Home Range and Core Area Overlap of Manitoba Franklin’s Ground Squirrels (Poliocitellus franklinii)
Kristen A. ZUMDAHL, Stefanie E. LaZERTE , and James F. HARE
CWBM 11 (2): 27-41
Spatial associations of individuals within populations have pronounced effects on genetic structure and social dynamics.
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SHORT COMMUNICATION
Extent of the Distribution of Wild Pigs (Sus scrofa) in the Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area in North-Central Alberta
Gilbert PROULX and Kimberly A. VILLENEUVE
CWBM 11 (2): 56-60
Following the detection of wild pigs (Sus crofa) south of the Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area (BFT) in March 2022, we investigated how far wild pigs extended their range within the BFT during spring and summer 2022.
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A Preliminary Evaluation of a Captive-bolt Trap for Commensal Rodents: Humaneness, Capture Efficiency, and Effect on Non-Target Species
Erin A. RYAN, Sara DUBOIS, and David FRASER
CWBM 11 (2): 61-70
We evaluated the Goodnature® A24 automatic rat trap – a self-resetting captive-bolt trap powered by pressurized CO2 – for potential risks to non-target animals and humaneness in killing target rodents.
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News – Wildlife Conservation & Management in the 21st Century
Gilbert PROULX
CWBM 11 (2): 71-72
CWBM Previous Issue
2022 - Volume 11 - Issue 1
Editorial – Will the Animal Welfare Bill in the UK become a movite to improve Wildlife Management in Canada?
Gilbert PROULX CWBM 11 (1): 1 - 2 In the United Kingdom, the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill has been passed and it will be enshrined in law.
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