Uncontrolled land-use threatens an international grizzly bear population
Horejsi BL. 1989. Uncontrolled land-use threatens an international grizzly bear population. Conservation Biology. 3(3):220-223
"This paper identifies the threats to the Alberta portion of the [Northern Continental Divide Grizzly Bear] ecosystem, the complex status of the bear and its habitat and the consequences of these problems for the conservation of grizzly bears in this international arena." The area is just north of Glacier National Park. The report includes sections on "Petroleum and Natural Gas Activity"; "Grazing by Domestic Stock"; and "Bear Mortality".
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Horejsi, Brian
- Units
- GLAC
- Keywords
- Aberta, Animal Studies, Canada, Grazing, Mortality, Oil & Gas Activities, Threats