An adaptive approach to endangered species recovery based on a management experiment: reducing moose to reduce apparent competition with woodland caribou
Serrouya, R. 2013.University of Alberta, Edmonton.
Moose population trends in the Lake Revelstoke Valley, 2003 – 2011
Serrouya, R. 2011. Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program, Columbia Basin, Nelson, British Columbia.
Moose recruitment and population trends in the Lake Revelstoke Valley, 2003–2010
Serrouya, R. 2010. Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program, Columbia Basin, Nelson, British Columbia.
Moose calving strategies in interior montane ecosystems
Poole KG, R Serrouya, and K Stuart-Smith. 2007. Journal of Mammalogy 88: 139–150.
Moose population monitoring in the Lake Revelstoke Valley
Poole KG, R Serrouya, L Ingham, and D Lewis. 2014. Prepared for: Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program & the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations.
Implications of body condition on the unsustainable predation rates of endangered mountain caribou
McLellan M, R Serrouya, B McLellan, K Furk, D Heard, and H Wittmer. 2012. Oecologia 169: 853–860.
Population censuses of caribou in the north Columbia Mountains
McLellan, B. N., R. Serrouya, and J. Flaa. 2006. Page 13. Research Branch, British Columbia Ministry of Forests, Revelstoke, British Columbia.
An historic perspective of mountain caribou distribution and abundance
McLellan BN. 2010. BC Ministry of Forests, Research Branch, Victoria, British Columbia.
The influence of variable snowpacks on habitat use by mountain caribou
Kinley TA, T Goward, BN McLellan, and R Serrouya. 2007. Rangifer Special Issue 17: 93–102.