PR (BATH) - 045: Wolves, Bears, and Their Prey in Alaska: Biological and Social Challenges in Wildlife Management
Key words: wolves, bears, predator control/management, biology, economics, ecology
Science
PR (BATH) - 046: Winter survey of Bathurst caribou and associated wolf distribution and abundance
Key words: barren-ground caribou, Bathurst herd, wolves, winter dynamics, total count
PR (BATH) - 058: Den site selection of wolves (Canis lupus) in response to declining caribou (Rangifer tarandus groenlandicus) density in the central Canadian Arctic - Abstract
Key words: wolves, den site selection, Bathurst caribou herd, summer range, Northwest Territories
PR (BATH) - 059: Denning ecology of barren-ground wolves in the central Canadian Arctic
Key words: wolf-caribou dynamics, summer range, Bathurst caribou herd, behavioural and population responses, wolf density
PR (BATH) - 060: Seasonal effects of Pacific-based climate on recruitment in a predator-limited large herbivore
Key words: calving, PDO, Rangifer tarandus caribou, snow, Yukon Territory
PR (BATH) - 072: Interacting effect of wolves and climate on recruitment in a northern mountain caribou population - Abstract
Key words: mountain caribou, population dynamics, wolves, wolf control, large scale climate effects, Yukon
PR (BATH) - 073: Experimental reduction of wolves in the Yukon: ungulate responses and management implications - Abstract
Key words: wolves, moose, woodland caribou, predation, Yukon, wolf control
PR (BATH) - 074: Kill rate by wolves on moose in the Yukon
Key words: wolves, moose, woodland caribou, predation, kill rates
PR (BATH) - 075: Predation by wolves interacts with the North Pacific Oscillation (NPO) on a western North American elk population
Key words: climate, North Pacific Oscillation (NPO), population dynamics, predator–prey.
PR (BATH) - 076: Evaluation of Tools Available for Cumulative Effects Assessment for the Northwest Territories - Literature Reviews: Models and Management
Key words: cumulative effects, assessment, monitoring, management, caribou, ecotypes, conceptual models