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Recent News
Nick DeCesare defends his PhD May 4th, 1pm Scott Eggeman defends his thesis May 7th, 9am Clay Miller defends his MS thesis May 9th 2pm.
Frontiers in Ecology & Environment Caribou rebuttal out! Bitterroot elk calf project update Dec 2011 Caribou on trails - Calgary Herald News Story, Aug 2011 Effects of human recreation on wildlife in Banff National Park - in the news Jean Polfus's Biological Conservation paper on effects of human development on Northern woodland caribou published August 15, 2011.
Bitterroot elk calf project started June 19, 2011, Missoulian. Wibke Peters was awarded a PhD fellowship from the Edmund Mach Foundation, Italy, for her PhD on Roe Deer with Francesca Cagnacci and Mark Hebblewhite starting Fall 2011. |
Amur Tiger habitat conservation and predator-prey dynamics Project Objectives
1) Modeling tiger habitat within the Russian fareast as a function of human development and major prey species; 2) Predicting potential tiger habitat in the Changbaishan pl 3) Predicting potential Amur leopard habitat for reintroduction in the Russian Far east, and 4) Developing GPS based models of kill-rates for Amur tigers - this latter project will be the focus ofincoming graduate student Clay Miller's MS thesis starting in Fall 2009. Female GPS collared tiger, Fall 2009
Predicted tiger habitat quality in the Changbaishan Landscape, China/Russia
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Oxford Press Carnivore Book Chapter out! Click to see table of contents.
Mark Hurley's Wildlife Monograph on 
