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Aversive conditioning of grizzly bears produces high probabilities of retreat from human-bear conflict locations
DownloadSpring 2024
Parks and protected areas provide important refugia for source populations of threatened grizzly bears in Alberta, where high human-use and recreation can cause human-bear conflict. Many jurisdictions in Alberta and beyond use hazing and aversive conditioning (hereafter AC) programs to deter...
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Linking partial migration to endo- and ectoparasite infection of collared and uncollared elk (Cervus canadensis)
DownloadFall 2019
Ungulate ecology studies can focus on forage-predation interactions, but parasites also can have significant impacts on body condition, fecundity, and survival in ungulates. The effects of migration on parasite exposure are not well understood, but exposure may differ on allopatric summer ranges....