Bruce RODRIGUES, Edward S. YASKOWIAK, Brian J. HEARN, and H. Dawn MARSHALL
CWBM 2 (1) : 1 – 10
Inferences about sources and routes of colonization are important to understanding and managing introduced species.
Read MoreGilbert PROULX
CWBM 2 (1) : 11 – 22
In an effort to better assess the impact of future timber harvest on wildlife, and to develop pertinent recovery plans for endangered species in specific locations, habitat queries (searches to retrieve data from a vegetation database) may be used to identify polygons (homogenous areas for specific forest stand characteristics) used by a species.
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William R. KOSKI, Cibele Q. DA-SILVA, Judith ZEH, and Randall R. REEVES
CWBM 2 (1) : 23 – 35
The summering areas of the Eastern Canada-West Greenland (EC-WG) population of Bowhead Whales (Balaena mysticetus) are large and remote, making it difficult to conduct a systematic aerial survey of the entire range in a short period of time.
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Roy V. REA, Dexter P. HODDER, and Kenneth N. CHILD
CWBM 2 (1) : 36 – 41
Mineral licks are used by ungulates throughout most of their ranges. At licks, ungulates ingest soil particles and water to meet numerous physiological demands.
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