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Examining predation risk and antipredator responses of snowshoe hares in Northern Canada’s boreal forest
DownloadFall 2020
Predators limit prey populations not only through direct killing of prey but also through changes in behavior due to predation risk and negative fitness consequences that result. Prey species are known to respond to both predictable (e.g. risky times and places) and unpredictable variation (e.g....
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Spatial predation risk for elk (Cervus elaphus) in a multi-predator community on the Rocky Mountain East Slopes, Alberta
DownloadSpring 2019
There is evidence that prey can perceive the risk of predation, and may alter habitat selection, increase vigilance, alter social grouping, and reduce migratory behaviour in response. Previous approaches that quantify predation risk have focused on measuring the different phases of predation such...