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New study looks at grizzly bear movements and habitat choices—and the influence of human infrastructure

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Over twenty years of GPS collar data was used to understand where bears go and why in the southern Rocky Mountains

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Reconnecting the Rockies: Monitoring wildlife crossings along Highway 3 in Alberta

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A herd of elk crosses a highway in front a vehicle in a grassy environment

A round-up of recent media coverage on Reconnecting the Rockies

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Dr. Melanie Dickie wins Governor General Gold Medal for Academic Excellence

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The Governor General Gold Medal is awarded annually to the student with the highest academic standing graduating from a master’s or doctoral program.

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Y2Y Initiative offering incentives to bear-proof properties

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Image of a fruit tree and garden surrounded by an electric fence

FERNIE BC NEWS—Residents of the Elk Valley can get financial assistance to install electric fencing, and replace or remove fruit trees.

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We’re hiring a Statistical Wildlife Ecologist

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Apply by May 27, 2025, through the University of Alberta.

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New research on caribou migration patterns

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New research from the Wildlife Science Centre and a team of collaborators found that caribou migration routes are shrinking.

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