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Scott E. Nielsen, Auteur ; Gordon B. Stenhouse, Auteur ; Hawthorne L. Beyer, Auteur ; Falk Huettmann, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, AuteurForest managers are increasingly considering historic patterns of natural forest disturbance as a model for forest harvesting and as a coarse-filter ecosystem management tool. We evaluated the long-term (100-year) persistence of a grizzly bear p[...]
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Cheryl-Lesley B. Chetkiewicz, Auteur ; Colleen Cassady St Clair, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, AuteurCorridors are commonly used to connect fragments of wildlife habitat, yet the identification of conservation corridors typically neglects processes of habitat selection and movement for target organisms. corridor designs often are based on binar[...]
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Scott E. Nielsen, Auteur ; Greg McDermid, Auteur ; Gordon B. Stenhouse, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, AuteurMost current wildlife habitat models, such as resource selection functions, typically assume a static environment, extrapolate poorly in space and time, and often lack linkages to population processes. We submit that more mechanistic habitat mod[...]
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Aliah Adams Knopff, Auteur ; Kyle H. Knopff, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, Auteur ; Colleen Cassady St Clair, AuteurLarge carnivore populations are imperiled worldwide through habitat loss, insufficient prey, and intolerance by people, promoting concerns that their populations will persist only in protected areas and remote regions. This assumption is challen[...]
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Bogdan Cristescu, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, AuteurEcologists are increasingly actively involved in conservation. We identify five key topics from a broad sweep of ecology that merit research attention to meet conservation needs. We examine questions from landscape ecology, behavioral ecology, e[...]
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Scott Eric Nielsen, Auteur ; Gordon B. Stenhouse, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, AuteurGrizzly bear (Ursus arctos L.) populations in Alberta are threatened by habitat loss and high rates of human-caused mortality. Spatial depictions of fitness would greatly improve management and conservation action. We are currently challenged, h[...]
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A. David M. Latham, Auteur ; M. Cecilia Latham, Auteur ; Mark S. Boyce, Auteur ; Stan Boutin, AuteurContext. Woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) populations have declined across most of North America. Wolf (Canis lupus) predation on adults is partially responsible for declines; however, caribou declines also can be attributed to low c[...]
