Rick ROSATTE
CWBM 3 (2) : 34 – 51
Elk (Cervus canadensis) were extirpated from Ontario, Canada, during the late 1800s. As part of a provincial restoration effort, 120 Elk acquired from Elk Island National Park (EINP) Alberta, Canada, were released during 2000 and 2001 near the town of Bancroft, Ontario.
Read MoreRick ROSATTE1, Tore BUCHANAN, Chris DAVIES, Kevin MIDDEL, Brent PATTERSON, Laura BRUCE, Mark GIBSON, Kim BENNETT, Andrew SILVER, Scott TAYLOR, Bev STEVENSON, Dennis DONOVAN, Chris HEYDON, Davor OJKIC, and Brian TAPSCOTT
CWBM 3 (2) : 52 – 68
To date (May 2014), Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has not been reported in free-ranging or farmed cervids in Ontario, Canada (except in captive Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) at the Toronto Zoo during the late 1970s).
Read MoreMary W. von der PORTEN, Andrew B. COOPER, Nicola A. BICKERTON, and Anne K. SALOMON
CWBM 3 (2) : 69 – 81
Human-carnivore conflict poses a serious conservation challenge worldwide. While non-lethal management strategies are increasingly sought, identifying effective management and conservation tools demands an understanding of the interplay among multiple drivers of conflict and the behavioral ecology of the species in question.
Read MoreLana M. CIARNIELLO, Douglas C. HEARD, and Dale R. SEIP
CWBM 3 (2) : 82 – 92
Forestry operations impact the distribution, abundance and diversity of species as well as the processes of succession.
Read MoreVanessa J. CRAIG, Walt KLENNER, Michael C. FELLER, Thomas P. SULLIVAN
CWBM 3 (2) : 93 – 108
Downed wood has long been identified as an important habitat component for many small mammals, particularly for late seral forest species such as the Red-backed Vole (Myodes gapperi).
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Gilbert PROULX
CWBM 3 (2) : 109 – 110
The Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management journal began in September 2012 with the publication of Volume 1, Issue 1 (Table 1). Since its beginnings, CWBM received 31 papers, 22 (71%) of which were accepted. IN MEMORIAM – SUSAN STEVENSON (1948 – 2014)
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