| Research sponsored by WildWatch |
| RESEARCH on MOOSE, ELK, WILD GOATS and OTHER HOOFSTOCK |
| Mother-offspring relations in moose. Physical condition and survival rates of chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra L.) as a function of maturity-sex class ratios in the population. Implications for ungulate harvest plans. Condition Physique et Taux de Survie du Chamois, Rupicapra rupicapra L., En Fonction des Classes d'Age et de Sexe de la Population. |
| RESEARCH REPORTS Published in Scientific Journals or Filed as Legal Testimony or Presented to Consulting Clients |
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| __ _RESEARCH on BEARS Possible impacts of hunting on the grizzly/brown bear (Ursus arctos), a Threatened species. Roles of adult males in grizzly bear population biology. Effects of climate, dump closure, and other factors on Yellowstone grizzly bear litter size. Consequences of bears eating garbage at dumps: an overview. Black bear reproductive rate relative to body weight in hunted populations. Grizzly bear reproductive rate relative to body size. Aggregation of bears at food concentrations (ecocenters). Is grizzly bear cub mortality rate elevated by aggregation at concentrated food sources? Is grizzly bear reproductive rate depressed by aggregations at concentrated food sources? Balancing panda and human needs for bamboo shoots in Mabian Nature Reserve China: Predictions from a logistic-like model. Hunting Yellowstone’s Grizzly Bears: Will It Backfire by Making Them More Dangerous? |