Vol. 23 No. 5: Special Issue No. 14 (2003)

9th North American Caribou Workshop, 23-27 April 2001, Kuujjuaq, Québec, Canada

Published: 2003-04-26

Proceedings

9th North American Caribou Workshop, 23-27 April 2001, Kuujjuaq, Québec, Canada.

Rolf Egil Haugerud (ed. in chief), Serge Couturier, Quentin van Ginhoven (iss. eds.)

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Preface

Caribou and Man

9-12
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Brief communications

First Nations communications and support program

Natalie D'Astous

53-54
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Use of satellite telemetry data, GIS, and HTML to create an interactive display of caribou movements

Alexander K. Prichard, Geoffry M. Carroll, John C. George, Stephen M. Murphy, Mike D. Smith, Robert S. Suydam, David A. Yokel

101-102
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Multi-scale habitat selection by mountain caribou in West Central Alberta

Tara Szkorupa, Fiona Schmiegelow

293-294
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The Caribou Québec Corporation: one step toward caribou conservation

Annie Théberge

321-322
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Articles

Rangifer and man: An ancient relationship

Bryan Gordon

15-28
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The Norwegian system for wild reindeer management — major development since the 19th century

Hans Olav Bråta

29-36
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River crossings as principal points of human/reindeer relationship in Eurasia

Leonid M. Baskin

37-40
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Towards a protocol for community monitoring of caribou body condition

Gary Kofinas, Phil Lyver, Don Russell, Robert White, Augie Nelson, Nicholas Flanders

43-52
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Of reindeer and man, modern and Neanderthal: A creation story founded on a historic perspective on how to conserve wildlife, woodland caribou in particular

Valerius Geist

57-63
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Effectiveness of spatial mitigation for the George River Caribou Herd within the military training area of Labrador and Québec

Perry G. Trimper, Tony E. Chubbs

65-72
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Caribou, military jets and noise: The interplay of behavioural ecology and evolutionary psychology

Fred H. Harrington

73-80
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Use of satellite telemetry to evaluate movements of caribou within subsistence hunting areas in northern Alaska

Alexander K. Prichard, Geoffry M. Carroll, John C. George, Stephen M. Murphy, Mike D. Smith, Robert S. Suydam, David A. Yokel

81-87
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Caribou response to human activity: research and management

Donald R. Miller

89-93
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Estimation of arboreal lichen biomass available to woodland caribou in Hudson Bay lowland black spruce sites

Sarah K. Proceviat, Frank F. Mallory, W. James Rettie

95-99
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Voles, lemmings and caribou - population cycles revisited?

Anne Gunn

105-111
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Winter range drift in the George River Caribou Herd: a response to summer forage limitation?

Isabelle Schmelzer, Robert Otto

113-122
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Modeling the decline of the Porcupine Caribou Herd, 1989-1998: the importance of survival vs. recruitment

Stephen M. Arthur, Kenneth R. Whitten, Francis J. Mauer, Dorothy Cooley

123-130
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Population dynamics of caribou herds in southwestern Alaska

Patrick Valkenburg, Richard A. Sellers, Ronald C. Squibb, James D. Woolington, Andrew R. Aderman, Bruce W. Dale

131-142
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Population growth, movements, and status of the Nushagak Peninsula Caribou Herd following reintroduction, 1988 - 2000

Gail H. Collins, Michael T. Hinkes, Andrew R. Aderman, James D. Woolington

143-151
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Population demography of high arctic caribou on Banks and Melville Islands

Nicholas C. Larter, John A. Nagy

153-159
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Natality and calf mortality of the Northern Alaska Peninsula and Southern Alaska Peninsula caribou herds

Richard A. Sellers, Patrick Valkenburg, Ronald C. Squibb, Bruce W. Dale, Randall L. Zarnke

161-166
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Predation risk and optimal foraging trade-off in the demography and spacing of the George River Herd, 1958 to 1993

Arthur T. Bergerud, Stuart N. Luttich

169-191
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The Sundrun population of wild reindeer

Ivan Sivtsev

193-195
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Results of the 2000 census of wild reindeer on the Taimyr Peninsula

Leonid A. Kolpashchikov, Gregory D. Yakushkin, Yakov I. Kokorev

197-200
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Body size of female calves and natality rates of known-aged females in two adjacent Alaskan caribou herds, and implications for management

Patrick Valkenburg, Robert W. Tobey, Robert W. Tobey, Bruce W. Dale, Bruce W. Dale, Bradley D. Scotton, Bradley D. Scotton, Jay M. Ver Hoef, Jay M. Ver Hoef

203-209
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Status, population fluctuations and ecological relationships of Peary caribou on the Queen Elizabeth Islands: Implications for their survival

Frank L. Miller, Anne Gunn

213-226
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Range size and seasonal movement for female woodland caribou in the boreal forest of northeastern Ontario

Glen S. Brown, Frank F. Mallory, James Rettie

227-233
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Mapping caribou habitat north of the 51st parallel in Québec using Landsat imagery

Stéphanie Chalifoux, Isabelle Saucier, G. Jean Doucet, Pierre Lamothe

235-245
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Preliminary assessment of habitat characteristics of woodland caribou calving areas in the Claybelt region of Québec and Ontario, Canada

Émilie Lantin, Pierre Drapeau, Marcel Paré, Yves Bergeron

247-254
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Vegetation characteristics of forest stands used by woodland caribou and those disturbed by fire or logging in Manitoba

Juha M. Metsaranta, Frank F. Mallory, Dale W. Cross

255-266
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Single-island home range use by four female Peary caribou, Bathurst Island, Canadian High Arctic, 1993-94

Frank L. Miller, Samuel J. Barry

267-281
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Caribou distribution during calving in the northeast National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, June 1998 to 2000

Lynn E. Noel, John C. George

283-291
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Evaluation of satellite collar sample size requirements for mitigation of low-level military jet disturbance of the George River caribou herd

Robert D. Otto, Neal P.P. Simon, Serge Couturier, Isabelle Schmelzer

297-302
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Caribou co-management in Nunavut: Implementing the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement

Michelle Wheatley

303-305
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Twenty-five years of co-management of caribou in northern Québec

René Dion

307-311
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Reindeer avoidance of pasture contaminated with sheep and reindeer faeces

Jonathan E. Colman, Svein Storlien, Stein R. Moe, Øystein Holand, Eigil Reimers

313-320
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Abstracts

Thirteen Abstracts

Fourtyseven Authors

323-330
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