Vol 20 (2000): Special Issue No. 12

Proceedings

8th North American Caribou Workshop, 20-24 April 1998, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.

R.E. Haugerud (ed. in chief), R. Farnell et al. (iss. eds.)

1-216
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Preface

Preface

9-10
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Special papers

Elder's story; The boy who went to the moon

Mary Vittrekwa, Louise Profeit-LeBlanc

13-14
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Articles

The Fortymile caribou herd: novel proposed management and relevant biology, 1992-1997

Rodney D. Boertje, Craig L. Gardner

17-37
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Status of endangered and threatened caribou on Canada's arctic islands

Anne Gunn, Frank L. Miller, John Nishi

39-50
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Predation rate by wolves on the Porcupine caribou herd

Robert D. Hayes, Donald E. Russell

51-58
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Genetic relationships of three Yukon caribou herds determined by DNA typing

Keri Zittlau, John Coffin, Richard Farnell, Gerald Kuzyk, Curtis Strobeck

59-62
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Ecological role of hunting in population dynamics and its implications for co-management of the Porcupine caribou herd

Thomas A. Hanley, Donald E. Russell

71-78
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Seasonal distribution and population parameters of woodland caribou in central Manitoba: implications for forestry practices

Kimberley G. Brown, Campbell Elliott, Francois Messier

85-94
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Conservation of wild reindeer in Kamchatka

Vladimir I. Mosolov

95-98
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Overwinter changes in urea nitrogen:creatinine and cortisol:creatinine ratios in urine from Banks Island Peary caribou

Nicholas C. Larter, John A. Nagy

125-132
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Increases in body weight and nutritional status of transplanted Alaskan caribou

Patrick Valkenburg, Ted H. Spraker, Michael T. Hinkes, Lawrence H. Van Daele, Robert W. Tobey, Richard A. Sellers

133-138
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Wetland habitat selection by woodland caribou as characterized using the Alberta Wetland Inventory

W. Kent Brown, W. James Rettie, Bob Wynes, Kim Morton

153-157
Feeding site selection by woodland caribou in north-central British Columbia

Chris J. Johnson, Katherine L. Parker, Douglas C. Heard

158-172
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Woodland caribou range occupancy in northwestern Ontario: past and present

G.D. Racey, T. Armstrong

173-184
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Lichens, wildfire, and caribou on the taiga ecosystem of northcentral Canada

Don Miller

195-207
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Expanded abstracts & abstracts

Session One - Population Dynamics

Twentythree Authors

63-68
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Session Two - Co-Management

Fourteen Authors

79-80
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Session Three - Caribou & Human Activity

Thirtyeight Authors

101-112
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Session Five - Nutrition & Physiology

Forthythree Authors

139-150
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Session Six - Habitat

Twentythree Authors

185-194
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Discussion

Session Four - Panel Discussion: Human developments and their effects on caribou

Richard Farnell

113-122
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Vol 20 (2000): Special Issue No. 12

Proceedings

8th North American Caribou Workshop, 20-24 April 1998, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.

Preface

Preface

Special papers

Elder's story; The boy who went to the moon

Articles

The Fortymile caribou herd: novel proposed management and relevant biology, 1992-1997

Status of endangered and threatened caribou on Canada's arctic islands

Predation rate by wolves on the Porcupine caribou herd

Genetic relationships of three Yukon caribou herds determined by DNA typing

Ecological role of hunting in population dynamics and its implications for co-management of the Porcupine caribou herd

Seasonal distribution and population parameters of woodland caribou in central Manitoba: implications for forestry practices

Conservation of wild reindeer in Kamchatka

Overwinter changes in urea nitrogen:creatinine and cortisol:creatinine ratios in urine from Banks Island Peary caribou

Increases in body weight and nutritional status of transplanted Alaskan caribou

Wetland habitat selection by woodland caribou as characterized using the Alberta Wetland Inventory

Feeding site selection by woodland caribou in north-central British Columbia

Woodland caribou range occupancy in northwestern Ontario: past and present

Lichens, wildfire, and caribou on the taiga ecosystem of northcentral Canada

Expanded abstracts & abstracts

Session One - Population Dynamics

Session Two - Co-Management

Session Three - Caribou & Human Activity

Session Five - Nutrition & Physiology

Session Six - Habitat

Discussion

Session Four - Panel Discussion: Human developments and their effects on caribou

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