This DRAFT report by Boulanger et al. analyzes new methods of the MARK program to compare survival rate estimates in four herds of barren-ground caribou and to determine if there are seasonal differences or temporal trends in survival rates.
This is a draft report provided to the WRRB to assist the Board in considering a possible Total Allowable Harvest for the Bathurst herd. The analyses within the report could also be used to help define a technically sound monitoring approach and to contribute to an adaptive management program.
This documents provides harvest information received from Nunavut Wildlife Management Board on caribou harvest from communities that may harvest the Bathurst caribou herd. However, it is not possible to determine if harvest was taken solely from that herd or if communities with little access to the Bathurst herd have harvested from that herd.
This report details a compilation of environmental trends across the range of the Bathurst Caribou herd to help examine whether changes now being observed on the caribou's range had a role in the decline and whether they will affect the caribou herd's recovery.
These are the figures associated with the report entitled "Habitat Indicators for Migratory Tundra Caribou Under a Changing Climate: Winter and Pre-Calving Migration Ranges".
This is a report detailing the definition and development of winter range and pre-calving migration habitat indicators for the Bathurst Caribou herd. Together with the companion paper that reports results of calving grounds and summer range habitat indicators, managers will be able to interpret and assess the overall effects and implied impacts of climate change.
These are the figures associated with the report entitled "Habitat Indicators for Migratory Tundra Caribou Under a Changing Climate: Calving Ground and Summer Range".
This is a report detailing the definition and development of habitat indicators for the calving ground and summer range of Bathurst Caribou Herd using field measurementas, satellite earth observations, and climate records.
This report details newer analysis methods used to compare survival rate estimates in four herds of barren-ground caribou.
This report details the development of a demographic model used to explore the mechanisms for the decline of the Bathurst Caribou Herd.