Biodiversity Pathways Annual Report 24-25
Find highlights from the Wildlife Science Centre in the latest Biodiversity Pathways annual report
Find highlights from the Wildlife Science Centre in the latest Biodiversity Pathways annual report
Learn about the Kennedy Siding caribou supplemental feeding project.
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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
A round-up of recent media coverage on Reconnecting the Rockies
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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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New research from the Wildlife Science Centre and a team of collaborators found that caribou migration routes are shrinking.
We’re pleased to share the story of the Northern Mountain Caribou Summit in a newly released short film.
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Dr. Tal Avgar is a senior scientific advisor to the Wildlife Science Centre and a quantitative wildlife ecologist with the Irving K. Barber Faculty of...
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We’re delighted to share our first ever annual report for Biodiversity Pathways. Highlights from the past year are organized by program area: mammal research and...