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The Sustainability of Wolverine Trapping Mortality in Southern Canada

Range declines, habitat connectivity, and trapping have created conservation concern for wolverines throughout their range in North America. Previous researchers used population models and observed…
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Effects of habitat quality and access management on the density of a recovering grizzly bear population

It is demonstrated that a policy target of reducing human access by managing road density below 0.6 km/km2, while ensuring areas of high habitat quality have no roads, is a reasonable compromise between the need for road access and population recovery goals.
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The relationships among road density, habitat quality, and grizzly bear population density in the Kettle-Granby area of British Columbia.

Testing the use of remote cameras to index body condition in brown and black bears

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New Urbanism's 'sense of community' and its relation to social research

The New Urbanism is a movement complete with a charter that seeks to revolutionize the way cities are planned and developed. An important aspect of the design of New Urbanist neighborhoods is its…

Unsecured attractants, collisions, and high mortality strain coexistence between grizzly bears and people in the Elk Valley, southeast British Columbia

It is shown that grizzly bear abundance is stable due to source‐sink dynamics, whereby ~7 immigrant bears per year offset the high mortality rates in the area, which is an order of magnitude greater than elsewhere in British Columbia.
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Considerations for furbearer trapping regulations to prevent grizzly bear toe amputation and injury

Evidence is found that seasonal overlap between the active season for grizzly bears and the fall trapping seasons for small furbearers with body grip traps and for wolves with foothold traps may explain the issue.
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Establishment and Overwintering of Bay Scallops (Argopecten irradians Lamarck) in a Gulf of St. Lawrence Estuary

The bay scallops in Pomquet Harbour probably represent an incidental introduction, as larvae, from aquaculture operations ∼80 km to the north.
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IDEA 2002: NATIONAL HOUSING SPATIAL INVESTMENT POTENTIAL ATLAS

Despite directives in national development, housing and land policy and legislation, low cost housing development is mainly not occurring on suitably located land in terms of “compact city” and…

Considerations for furbearer trapping regulations to prevent grizzly bear toe amputation and injury

A troubling observation of toe amputations from several grizzly bears in southeast British Columbia is detailed and evidence is assembled to inform immediate action to remedy the issue.
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