Mapping the Wolverine Way: Identifying conservation corridors and transboundary linkages in the Canadian Crown of the Continent
Clevenger AP, Mowat G, Fisher J. 2015. Mapping the Wolverine Way: Identifying conservation corridors and transboundary linkages in the Canadian Crown of the Continent. Bozeman MT; Nelson BC,; and Victoria BC
This report is the 2015 Summary Report Alberta-‐British Columbia Survey. It describes the use of non-invasive genetic data and wolverine occupancy data in a 51,000 sq KM area in the Central Canadian Rockies including Waterton Lakes NP in Alberta and other areas in BC and Alberta. The project goal was to obtain spatially-explicit information on wolverine population, connectivity, and habitat relationships in the Canadian portion of the transboundary Crown of the Continent ecosystem.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Clevenger, Anthony; Mowat, Garth; Fisher, Jason
- Date of Issue
- 2015-05
- Units
- CRCO , GLAC , WALA
- Keywords
- conservation corridor, crown of the continent, Genetics, linkages zones, Mammals, occupancy, Wolverine
- Subjects
- Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Mammals