Garry J. GREGORY, Randy DIBBLEE, Pierre-Yves DAOUST, and Michael R. VAN DEN HEUVEL
CWBM 8 (2): 46–60
Muskrats (Ondatra zibethicus) are the most abundant furbearer on Prince Edward Island (PEI) and a cornerstone of the trapping industry in the province.
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Thomas D. GABLE, Austin T. HOMKES, Steve K. WINDELS, and Joseph K. BUMP
CWBM 8 (2): 61–65
In 2018, we documented 2 grey wolves (Canis lupus) from the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem, Minnesota that dispersed >300 km north individually but exhibited strikingly similar dispersal patterns.
Read MoreDouglas C. TOZER and Stuart A. MACKENZIE
CWBM 8 (2): 66–82
The non-native invasive form of common reed (Phragmites australis australis; hereafter “invasive Phragmites”) negatively affects certain flora and fauna throughout North America.
Read MoreGilbert PROULX
CWBM 8 (2): 83
New Alpha Wildlife Publication Upcoming CWBM Issue – Conservation and Management of Mesocarnivores
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